address plaque diy (home address sign)

Do you have a mundane address marker like this at your place? Small metal numbers hidden behind a tree and not visible at all? What if you’re needing 911 or worse of all a pizza delivery and they can’t find your home? I can help with this super easy address plaque diy.

Quite obscure huh? Heaven forbid an ambulance or police wouldn’t be able to find you.

Here’s this easy address plaque that’s eye-catching and actually looks more appealing than simple metal numbers tacked on to the house. Remember my recent post on the cabinet door diy‘s? Well, that’s what I used to make this project, the last remaining cabinet door I found at the Habitat ReStore.

What you’ll need:

old cabinet door
numbers (found these @ HobbyLobby 40% off)
scrapbook paper (*Note- I was able to use paper because this plaque will be hidden from the elements. If your plaque will be exposed, paint part of it in a coordinating color using an acrylic paint)
modpodge, foam brush, liquid nail adhesive, small tack nails, hangers
antique medium
acrylic paint
clear sealant

If you want to paint the board a different color, do that first and dry completely, before moving on to the next steps!

Cut even width strips of coordinating paper, adhere with modpodge and place wherever you want. Allow to dry and then apply a second coat and dry completely. Sand and paint your numbers with acrylic paint. While those are drying, you can spray or apply the sealant to entire board. Attach the numbers with liquid nail adhesive, once the board is dry. When numbers are glued down you can tack in place with small nails for extra measure. Rub antique medium in random places with a small rag or sponge and allow to dry. Attach the hangers on back and hang!