I've been looking at address plaques for my house but they can be really pricey. Then I came across some wooden elements at a craft store for $1 apiece. Choose a wood plaque that you like and that will fit the numbers of your address. Gently sand the wood to remove any imperfections before you start finishing. Use acrylic paints to paint both the front and back of your plaque. You want to make sure to seal the wood so that it doesn't warp over time. Take time to highlight decorative elements to give your piece some depth. Once you've finished with the plaque, move onto the house numbers. Choose a color that will stand out against the house and the base. Once both pieces have dried, use some glue to adhere the number to the base. Let the glue dry and then finish the whole piece with some polyurethane to protect it from the elements. Now you have an inexpensive address plaque for your home.
