Add a personal and heartwarming touch to your nursery or child’s room with our custom name cutout signs, made from durable 1/4” MDF wood and painted in the color of your choice. These laser-cut signs create a stunning centerpiece above a crib, dresser, or reading nook and are designed to fit seamlessly with your style and space. Whether you’re celebrating a new arrival or refreshing a room, this sign makes a meaningful, custom accent you’ll love.
🎨 Paint Customization: Your sign will arrive painted and ready to hang. Please specify your preferred paint color in the personalization box. If you have a specific shade or finish in mind, feel free to message me directly so we can discuss options and make your vision come to life.
⚠️ Important Display & Safety Information:
This sign does not include any hanging hardware, allowing you the flexibility to display it how you choose. However, please use caution when placing this around children, especially near cribs or play areas.
Here are a few tried-and-true methods our customers use to hang their signs:
For smooth, untextured walls: Strong adhesive options like 3M Command strips or Gorilla mounting tape are quick, clean, and effective.
For textured or uneven surfaces: Small nails in the wall can be used to hang the sign from the loops of the letters.
Hanging materials are not included but are readily available at local hardware stores or online retailers like Amazon.
🔠 Letter Connections:
To ensure easy hanging and a clean final look, we’ll handle disconnected letters with care:
Letters like “i” and “j” will be connected to the base unless you specify otherwise in the personalization section.
We will connect letters together when possible so your sign arrives as one single piece, unless doing so would compromise legibility or strength—especially with capital letters.
Want specific connections or a proof before we cut? Just let us know in your order notes!
✍️ Name Capitalization:
Your sign will be cut exactly as you type it. Please double-check and enter the name with the capitalization you want. (Example: Emma vs. emma)
