DIY Lemon & Peach Door Hangers
These DIY Lemon & Peach Door Hangers turned out better than I even imagined!
Loads of beautiful character, along with rustic & weathered charm!
The Short Video below features the steps for the peach one, but I also did a Lemon one using the same techniques!
And if you’ve wanted to know how to make the CUTEST bow, you’ll find that at the end of the short video tutorial below!
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Here is a simple SUPPLY LIST:
I list everything I used, but you could try it out with papers or shapes you already have in your stash
- Wood Cutout (I picked up my peach & lemon from a local shop, but you could order one similar here on this Door Hanger site SHOP DOOR HANGER BLANKS)
- Floral Tissue Paper (Hobby Lobby SKU: 923268)
- Mod Podge
- A few paint brushes
- Palette Knife
- Chalk & Acrylic Paints of your choice
- Mister Bottle (Get it HERE)
- Baby Wipes and/or Paper Towels
- Electric Sander (Get it HERE)
- Electric Drill
- Sanding Paper/Block (Get it HERE)
- Spray Sealer
- Ribbons & Raffia of your choice for the Bow
- Scissors
- Light Duty Stapler (Get it HERE)
- Jute String for Bow
- Larger Jute String for Hanging
I think this unique technique will look great on many door decor cutouts!
If you give it a try, be sure to let me know! & don’t forget to hover over the pictures to save them to your Pinterest board!
Thanks for stopping by the blog today! Hope you’re inspired to get crafty!
Do you by chance have a tutorial of the lemon or possibly the colors that you used I live here in Southern California and it is a citrus community lemons and oranges and I would love to make this for my front door!
Hi Krista! I do wish I had that info for you, but I did that lemon a while back and don’t remember products used exactly. I did decoupage a decorative tissue paper first….picked that up at Hobby Lobby..Then I color washed in various yellows & antiqued with brown paint I think. I hope that is somewhat helpful! I love lemons too!