Christmas DIY wood sign - Merry Christmas Nutcracker unfinished cut out door hanger wall decor craft supply sign kit blanks round wreath
$24.95
This listing is for a DO IT YOURSELF wood sign.
Sign measures 10.7” and is made of 1/8” thick birch ply. It includes layers to provide an added dimension.
These wood cutouts are laser cut and ready for you to paint and/or stain. You will need to glue the layers using a wood or super glue.
This listing does not include any paint or glue.
No props are included.
Use the sign for yourself or for paint parties.
Custom order are welcome. DM to discuss.
Shipping from United States
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Reviews (16)
Average:
Oct 28, 2026
These look great! Quick response
Karen Helland
Oct 10, 2026
Amy Dobbs
Oct 27, 2025
Highly recommend!!! Seller was able to customize the words for me and send it out same day since it is a birthday gift! I was very impressed when I saw it arrive today and love that it has the basic shapes etched into the main round so you know where to place them after painting.
metyler
Mar 21, 2025
The sign looks great.very well crafted
John
Dec 22, 2024
I love the hand-painted nutcrackers and signs that I’ve seen, but I know I don’t have the skills to do that. I’ve been looking for one with pieces that can be painted separately and this was perfect for my skill level! I’m very happy with how it turned out.
Beth Shupp-George