Make Laser Cut Let It Snow Wood Door Hangers

Add winter magic to your home decor this holiday season with a DIY Door Hanger.

Use a laser cutter and SVG to create a beautiful sign that will have you smiling every time you see it.

Whether you are a pro or a beginner at laser crafts, this step-by-step tutorial will quickly guide you.

Let’s get started and make it snow!

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Supply List

• Laser Cutting Machine
• Let It Snow Laser File
• 3mm MDF
• Acrylic Paint
  • Blue
  • White
  • Black
  • Brown
  • Orange
• Sponge Brush
• Makeup Sponges
• Wood Glue
• Ribbon (optional)
• Popsicle Stick (optional)
• Easel Paper (optional)
• Masking Tape (optional)

Grab the Laser File

Download the SVG laser file to your computer or device.

You will receive the watermark-free version.

Laser Cut

Pull the file into your laser cutter software and cut.

I used a 3mm MDF, but this file can be resized and cut with any thickness or material.

Paint

I like to tape the pieces down to a table covered with paper to prepare for painting.

The tape holds the pieces so I don't get paint all over my fingers, and the paper protects my table.

I group them by color.

The circular base is painted blue, and I painted it with a sponge brush.

I paint the other pieces with makeup sponges. I like to use cosmetic sponges because they are cheaper than sponge brushes, but they don't work great for large areas.

Let the pieces dry completely before moving on to the next step.

Assemble

The design was engraved onto the base, so I knew where to place my pieces.

Apply the pieces to the base using wood glue. I used a paintbrush to apply the glue for the smaller pieces so there wouldn't be as much excess.

It looks so cute when all of the pieces are glued in place!

Add the Hanger

The sign can be left as is, but I want to hang it on my front door, so it needs a hanger.

Cut a length of ribbon about a foot long and tie each end in a knot.

Loop the ribbon and place it in the center of the back. (Make sure you're hanging the sign in the right direction.)

Apply a glue line to the popsicle stick and place it over the ribbon above the knotted ends.

Let the glue dry completely before hanging.

Final Thoughts

This round wood sign turned out so cute!

I think you need one to hang on your own door! It's much better than a wreath.