Usinga miter saw, cut the 1″ x 3″ 20 inches long with a 45 miter inward. Repeat for a second side. (Your board is 20 inches long, but comes in at a 45 degreeangle) For the shorter sid… See more

Using a Kreg Jig, drill two pocket holes on each end of the 45-degree angle of the two 14.5 inch pieces. Jordan’s Tip: Make sure not to drill too close to the edge and destroy your projec… See more

While your stain is drying, it’s time to make your ‘chalkboard.’ But I have a quick & shameless secret to share with you– the board is really MDF spray painted with chalkboard … See more

Once all your wood pieces are dried, it’s time to start building your sign! With pressure or aright angle clamp, begin securing your stained boards to make the frame. Use … See more