Precision carved cherry wood Hello Fall sign with autumn leaves and a rustic banner shape for seasonal home decor
Hand finished cherry wood Hello Fall sign with precision carved lettering and colorful autumn leaves for seasonal home decor
Precision carved cherry wood Hello Fall sign with raised banner lettering and colorful autumn leaves for seasonal home decor
Precision carved cherry wood Hello Fall sign with autumn leaves and a retro banner shape for seasonal home decor
Precision carved cherry wood Hello Fall sign with autumn leaves and a rustic banner shape for seasonal home decor
Hand finished cherry wood Hello Fall sign with precision carved lettering and colorful autumn leaves for seasonal home decor
Precision carved cherry wood Hello Fall sign with raised banner lettering and colorful autumn leaves for seasonal home decor
Precision carved cherry wood Hello Fall sign with autumn leaves and a retro banner shape for seasonal home decor

Hello Fall! Leaves Wood Sign - Style 1 - Cherry - Small

Sale price $20.00

Hello Fall! Leaves Wood Sign - Style 1 - Cherry - Small

Bring the season home with the Hello Fall! Leaves Wood Sign - Style 1 from Sparky's Woodworks. Precision-carved from solid Cherry hardwood, this retro banner-shaped sign features bold mixed lettering — "HELLO" in chunky block style and "Fall" in flowing script — all set against a deep black stained background with warm orange pinstripe accents. Scattered Extreme Sheen metallic leaves in burgundy, gold, and pink add just the right touch of autumn sparkle. The warm natural Cherry edge frames the whole design beautifully. A Missouri-made piece that brings cozy fall energy to any shelf, mantel, or wall.

  • Measures approximately 4" tall and 9" wide.
  • Crafted from .8" thick solid Cherry.
  • Hand sanded and finished.
  • Hand stained with True Black and Early American stain from MinWax.
  • Hand painted with Extreme Sheen metallic paints from DecoArt.
  • Made in USA!
  • #MissouriMade
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