How cute would these fairy tale reclaimed wood signs look in your child’s play area? Learn how to make one or all of them today with free movie fonts I found.
So, I’m sure you’re wondering… how in the world did she draw out all of those fonts on those fairy tale reclaimed wood signs? Well, I cannot lie. I didn’t.
All of the typography that you see on these signs are actually pre-made movie fonts! How fantastic is that, AND I’m going to even tell you exactly where to find each and every one of them so you can make your own. 🙂
Also, I cannot take full credit for coming up with this idea. A few months back I saw a few different versions on Pinterest, and absolutely fell in love with this idea. Seriously, whoever originally came up with this is brilliant!
REMINDER: Each of these fonts that you will need to download (except for Cinderella’s Castle) are for personal use only. In other words, please do not make any of these signs with the intent of selling them. This would be a huge copyright violation, and the owner(s) of these fonts can legally come after you. Copying is not nice!
So, just click on each of the download links under the picture to get the free font.
Wood Sign Supplies
Need help figuring out which supplies to use to create one of these signs? No problem! Here are my top 3 supplies that I absolutely ADORE using whenever I’m creating reclaimed wood signs:
- exterior satin paint
- Silhouette CAMEO
(to cut out my stencils!)
- matte finishing spray
(once you’re all done)
Need help making your own signs? Visit these tutorials!
- Silhouette CAMEO Video Tutorial
- Tips and Tricks for Using Reclaimed Wood
- Ultimate Guide to Making Your Own Signs
My Favorite Free Movie Fonts
Here is a photo of each sign and under the sign is the link to download the movie font. These are such a fun way to add a bit of magic to your home decor.
{Rapunzel Font Download} Aka. The Tangled Movie
{Cinderella’s font can be found on a Microsoft Word document as Edwardian Script ITC}
Fairy Tale Reclaimed Wood Signs
Also, one last thing before I go! I know on Facebook there were a few concerns that I screwed my signs directly into my tree. Trust me, I originally thought this was a no-no too!
However, after doing a little bit of research for myself I found that a mature tree (like the one I used) will heal and be perfectly fine. The biggest concern is when the tree is too young or is already ill with decay.
While I completely understand if this is not the best route for you and your family I did make sure to do my homework first 😉
You can check out one of the articles I found via HGTV here.
Have a wonderful weekend, and until next time! 🙂
Pssttt…. Don’t forget to check out my DIY signs page chocked full of DIY and decorating goodness!
This is so adorable! Stopping by from Show and Tell and pinning to Pinterest for a later summer project!
Thank you so much Carole! I can’t wait to see what you come up with 🙂
Awwwww, you included girly places, too! Love it! And thanks for connecting us with the free fonts, I’m crushing on that Willy Wonka one.
No problem, Audra! I’m obsessed with fonts so it was a must to share them around 🙂
Best creative idea of the day!! Love this! This would be a fabulous addition to my link party Making Memories Mondays going on now! I would love for you to stop over! 🙂
Cathy
Hi Cathy! Thank you so much for the kind words and the invite! I’ll check it out ASAP 🙂
I want to do this at my house. Thanks for posting. Hello from Busy Monday.
Thank you, Melissa!
Love this! We just came back from Disneyland so this is perfect timing! I am pinning and will be creating several of these for my daughters. Thanks!
That is perfect timing! Your daughters are going to love you even more 😉 Happy sign-making!
These are so adorable! I’d love to share this post at our weekend features post with a link back to you. I can let you know when the post goes live so you can share on social media as well 🙂
Thank you so much Jenna!! So psyched to be apart of your party!!
Love these, thanks, I’ve wanted a Hogwarts type font for ages – no idea what I will use it for, but it just feels like something I should have!
I couldn’t agree more Julie! Not having this font would be completely unnatural. It would be like… not having jelly with your PB&J. 😉
What technique did you use to paint the fonts on the boards?
Hi Linda! I used my Silhouette Cameo to create the stencil, and then Liquitex Spray Paint. Multiple and thin layers!
Our post went live this morning with these adorable signs. .Here’s the link if you’d like to share.
http://24cottonwoodlane.blogspot.ca/2015/07/inspired-by-you-weekend-features-6.html
Yay!! Thank you so much! I’m heading over there right now 🙂
Oh my goodness, what an awesome project! And these fonts! THANK YOU!!! Thanks so much for taking the time to link up with us over at the #HomeMattersParty – we hope to see you again on Friday!
Thank you so much, Kristen! I’m kind of obsessed with fonts so it was so much fun searching around for these beauties. Enjoy! 🙂
Just wanted to let you know that we loved this link so much when you shared it at the #HomeMattersParty last week, we’ve featured it THIS week! Hope you can check it out when you get a sec! Happy Friday!!! http://theroadtodomestication.com/2015/07/31/home-matters-linky-party-48/
Thank you so much, Kristen!! So psyched 🙂
Lz these are adorable! What a great idea! How fun would this be next to a play house! Thank you for sharing at Dream. Create. Inspire. Link! I hope we’ll see you there again tonight!
Cat
Thank you so much, and also for the fabulous feature! It always makes me feel so good 🙂
I love this and I’d like to try it! But how do you trabsfer the lettering to the wood?
Hi Tami! Honestly, there are a variety of ways you could go about adding text to wood. My favorite method is with vinyl, but check out these two posts I’ve done with two different methods to help you get started: DIY Reclaimed Wood Love Sign OR How to Create a Sign Using Your Own Handwriting