Simple DIY – Please Knock Getting Ready Door Signs
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Are these the cutest or what!?! I’m so in love with this sweet little door detail. Download and print using your favorite Canon printer, cut and add a bow! Simple and sweet. These little please knock signs are especially helpful if you’ll be getting ready in a large home or other location where multiple people will be around. Most venues have bridal suites, and some already have signs, but if yours doesn’t, or you are getting ready somewhere unique – we’ve got you covered!
Keep Out
Make sure no one barges into your special space while getting ready on the morning of your wedding. Whether in a hotel room, a bedroom, a vintage trailer, or maybe even on a boat – let passers by know that they need to knock first!
SUPPLIES:
- Canon TS9020 All-in-One Printer
- Canon 8.5″ x 11″ Matte Photo Paper
- Eyelet Setter
- Eyelets
- Scissors
- Ribbon
Download + Print
Scroll to the end of the post and click to download these darling door hangers! Then print onto 8.5″ x 11″ white cardstock, or my favorite, Canon’s Matte Photo Paper. The combination of printing with your Canon TS9020 and the Canon Matte Photo Paper really makes these designs shine! The best quality print that you can achieve at home!
Trim Each Sign On The Lines Provided
Hole Punch + Eyelet
Punch two holes at the top of each card and then set an eyelet in each. The eyelet strengthens the hole, so that when you pull wide ribbon through it, the paper won’t rip!
Tie A Bow
I created these with enough space above the design specifically for a bow, so add a cute ribbon, tie and hang on the door!
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DIY Tutorial Credits
Photography + DIY Tutorial: Jen Causey of Something Turquoise // Canon TS9020 All-in-One Printer and Matte Photo Paper: courtesy of Canon // Ribbons: Amazon // Scissors: Fiskars // Crop-a-Dile Eyelet Setter + Hole Punch” Amazon // Nail Polish: OPI – Withstands the Test of Thyme
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