DIY Ribbon Carrot Sign Craft – Includes Pattern

Discover a budget-friendly Ribbon Carrot Sign Craft perfect for Easter. Simple dollar store supplies make this a fun and easy project for teens, tweens, and even adults!

As the Easter season approaches, it’s the perfect time to get creative with festive crafts that make thoughtful gifts for friends, family, and loved ones. In this post, I’ll share a charming DIY Ribbon Carrot Sign Craft that’s not only adorable but also easy on the wallet. Using just a few simple supplies from the dollar store, this craft project is ideal for teens, tweens, and anyone looking for a budget-friendly gift idea.

Whether you’re attending an Easter gathering or simply want to surprise your favorite teacher or neighbor, this Ribbon Carrot Sign Craft will undoubtedly bring joy and delight. So, let’s hop into the tutorial and start creating your very own Easter masterpiece!

Here is what you need to create your own Ribbon Carrot Sign:

• Shiplap Sign – Dollar Store
• Natural Jute Twine – Dollar Store
• Silk Greenery – Dollar Store
• Ribbon, Orange Gingham – Dollar Store
• Glue Gun and Glue Sticks – Dollar Store
• Recycled Cardboard Box – Think Amazon
• Scissors
• Ruler
• Pencil
• RIBBON CARROT SIGN PATTERN

Gather all supplies. Remove the labels and stickers from all materials. Detach the rope hanger from the shiplap sign.

Download and print the RIBBON CARROT PATTERN, then cut out with scissors. Trace carrot pattern onto a scrap of cardboard box material with a pencil, and cut out with scissors.

Attach strips of orange and white gingham ribbon to the cardboard carrot with a glue gun and glue sticks. Starting at the top and working your way to the tip of the carrot. Trim any excess ribbon with scissors.

Secure the ribbon carrot to the shiplap sign with a glue gun and glue sticks, making sure to center the image. You could use liquid craft glue for this project, but you would have to wait for it to dry.

Remove the individual leaves from a branch of silk greenery, by sliding them off the wire. Cut the plastic stems down to the leaves. Starting at the top center of the carrot, attach the leaves with a glue gun and glue sticks. Continue adding leaves until the top looks like the fronds of a carrot.

Measure and cut three lengths of natural jute twine that are 14” long each. Tie them into one bow and attach it to the top center of the Ribbon Carrot with a glue gun and glue sticks.

Create this quick and easy Ribbon Carrot Sign to share with family and friends. A great craft project for tweens and teens to create on their own or with younger kids.

If you’re looking for some more Spring and Easter carrot ideas, check these out:

• DIY Carrot Basket
• Pinecone Carrots DIY
• Wooden Carrots DIY