Master Your Etsy orders with Wood Signs, Decals & Shirt Sublimation

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Morning Routine and Work Plans
3. Wood Signs for Home Decoration
4. Vinyl Decals and Woodworking
5. Stock Room Organization
6. Painting the Wood Signs
7. Applying Stencils and Lettering
8. Finishing Touches and Packaging
9. Thank You for the Subscribers
10. Wrapping up the Day and Future Projects
11. Conclusion

Morning Routine and Work Plans

Hello everybody! Happy Tuesday! I hope you guys are having a great day today. It is already 2:21 PM, and I have been busy with computer work and other tasks this morning. Now, I am settling into my work for the day. I only have a handful of orders to complete today, which is a nice change. However, I also plan on working on some wood signs for my house. It has been almost a year since we moved into this house, and I still haven't made many signs for it. So today, I am finally going to start decorating the house by making some wood signs for the kitchen. I thought it would be fun to take you guys along with me today. And by the way, I am wearing the new shirt that we made in the last video. I love the tie-dye effect, it adds a unique touch to the shirt. So let's get started!

Wood Signs for Home Decoration

Okay, let's talk about the wood signs I am making for my house. It's been almost a year since we moved into this house, and I still haven't gotten around to decorating it properly. So today, I am finally starting by making some wood signs for the kitchen. I have a few orders to work on as well, but I prioritize getting my own home decor done. It's important to make our living space feel like our own, and I believe adding personalized touches like wood signs can bring character and warmth to any room.

Before I begin, let me give you a quick update on my stock room. I haven't done much to it yet, apart from organizing my shirts. As you can see, I am low on a lot of sizes and colors, but at least they are organized now. On the other side, I will be stocking up for Christmas soon, so these shelves will be full in no time.

Now, let's get back to the wood signs. I have already cut, sanded, and stained the wood pieces. Tonight, I will be working on a pencil name sign, which I have already cut the stencil for. I also have another order for vinyl decals, so I will be cutting those as well and packaging the rest of the decals. Additionally, one of the wood signs needs to be painted, while the others will be stained. They are currently drying in the sunlight. I also have two shirt orders to work on, so it looks like a busy day ahead.

First, I will focus on cutting the decal designs and preparing them for application. Then, I will move on to painting the wood sign that needs to be painted. I have a four-inch roller, which I will be using for this task. I just need to wipe down the wood before applying the paint. It's important to ensure the wood is clean and free from any dust or debris for better adhesion and a smooth finish.

And that's it for now! I will continue working on the wood signs and orders. Stay tuned for more updates on my progress.