DIY House Number Sign with a Wood Slice

Home Projects

A unique and rustic house number sign! A wooden slice with a distressed finish adds a touch of natural elegance to any exterior. The wood slice can be engraved with a beautiful font or design to add a personal touch, making it a lovely addition to your home's curb appeal. Enjoy!!!

Skills Required: Beginner

DIY Address Number Sign

You’ll need:

Wood slice
Mason jar
Hose clamp
Screwdriver
Small piece of wood
Sandpaper
Vinyl numbers
Picture hook and nails
Burlap
Flowers

Lay out the project and decide where you want the mason jar to be. The lip of the jar needs room, so screw in a small piece of wood into the wood slice.

Nail two thin nails into the slots of the hose clamp and into the piece of wood.

Take a hand screwdriver and tighten the clamp around the mason jar until secure.

Add a picture hook to the back of the house number plaque for hanging.

Take some sandpaper and smooth out where the number will be. We had a package of vinyl letters and numbers from Home Depot.

Peel off the numbers needed and stick them on the wood slice in the desired arrangement.

Tip: if you have paint, you can draw some freehand numbers on the plaque with a pencil and then paint them in so you don’t to buy the vinyl letters. We just happened to have them on hand.

To finish, wrap a few artificial or real flowers in burlap and place them into the jar. I had a little burlap bag leftover from a wedding that was perfect.