I made a new sign for my back porch. If you think it looks familiar …
To create my “new” sign, I started by basecoating the back of the old sign with some Folk Art Home Decor Chalk Paint (rich black) that I had on hand.

To transfer the design onto the board, I rubbed chalk all over the back of the paper …
… and traced around the letters and numbers with a sharp pencil, which transferred the chalk onto the sign board. (This is always my favorite part of the process. I love to lift up the paper and see the outlines magically appear.)
After that, I just had to fill in the outlines with white paint.
I used Rustoleum Chalked (linen white) paint; it took three coats to cover the black base coat.
Later I brushed on a couple of coats of Rust-Oleum Protective Topcoat (matte clear). (Word to the wise: If you’re working with Rust-Oleum Chalked Paint, make sure the paint has dried and cured sufficiently before attempting to put the topcoat on. In my haste to get this project done, I started applying the topcoat almost immediately after I was done painting. The sign was dry to the touch, so I thought it would be OK, but the white paint smeared something awful. I touched up the paint at that point and left the sign be. When I went back to it a couple days later, I didn’t have any issues with smearing.)

How wide is this sign and do you sell these?
Hi Merry. My sign measures 13 1/2″ wide by 34″ high. Sorry, I don’t sell them.
I would like to double check with you about the size of this sign before I attempt to make it for our home. It looks much wider than 13 1/2” wide! I love it!
Thsnk you.
I just doublechecked. It’s definitely 13 1/2” wide. Good luck with your sign!