How to make Simple Rustic Wood Frames

Last week I shared with you my new Rustic Fall Signs. Today I’ll share how to make the Simple Rustic Wood Frames! As I mentioned before, I’m loving the phrase “Hello Fall” and wanted to find a piece of art for my mantle so I made it.

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To get started on the Simple Rustic wood frames you’ll need the following:

Supplies Needed:
Wood, 1/2″ thick x 1 1/2″ wide
Saw
Nail gun & Compressor
Wood Stain
Sanding block
Art (you can download my art here)
Stapler

To get started cut the wood to size. I made my frames 8 1/2″x 9 7/8″ (hello fall) and 14″x8 3/4″ (thankful). To copy these dimensions you’ll need to cut 2 pieces at 7 1/2″ and 2 at 9 7/8″ for the hello fall sign. Then 2 pieces at 14″ and 2 at 7 3/4″ for the thankful sign.

Next, lightly sand the edges then start assembling together with a nail gun. I only used 2 nails at each end.

Next, add the stain. I used Minwax Weathered Oak mixed with a couple drops of Dark Walnut.

Now you’ll need some art prints. I created my own and you can download here. Otherwise print out your prints and cut to size.

To attach to the frame I just used your everyday stapler and stapled it in a couple places.

Turn your frame over and that’s it!

To see more of my new Simple Rustic wood frames all styled check out here.

Enjoy!

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