Attach the sign extender to the back of the 11.5" wood sign. Thread rope through the top of the extender to create a sturdy hanger. Slide wooden beads onto the rope for a decorative touch.
Cut your ribbon
Cut several strips from each ribbon in a variety of patterns and colors. Most strips should be 10–14 inches long depending on how large you want the loops.
Create ribbon loops
Fold each strip into a loop by bringing the ends together. Pinch the center into a gathered shape and secure tightly with a zip tie or floral wire. Repeat with all ribbon styles.
Attach ribbon to the sign extender
Layer ribbon loops onto the sign extender behind the wood sign. Alternate wider and narrower ribbon styles to add texture. Spread loops evenly to frame the sign on all sides.
Add decorative accents
Hot glue rope pieces and wooden beads to soften edges and add a handcrafted dimension. These details bring the whole piece together.
Shape and adjust
Fluff each ribbon loop and reposition as needed for a balanced, full look. Step back and adjust any ribbon that appears crowded or uneven.
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Notes
Always use a sign extender when working with wood signs. It makes attaching ribbon easier and keeps the design secure over time. Mix florals, stripes, and playful prints for the most eye-catching layered result.