Always Kiss Me Goodnight | Easy DIY
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So, today I’m sharing this awesome Always Kiss Me Goodnight sign, perfect for your master bedroom!
Last fall, I made the Twins (window cabinets) for Missy’s mom Mary. Mary was sweet enough to send me some extra goodies!
Next, we have a headboard and a foot board that was also generously included in the stash.Free Foot Board | Repurposed Bed
Paint Old Bed Pieces
Design Always Kiss Me Goodnight Vinyl Phrase
I posted on Facebook asking for suggestions for a sign. Gayla suggested “Always Kiss Me Goodnight”. I have loved that phrase for a long time, so I designed it in my Silhouette program. I used the font Adorable. Available for free download at Dafont.com
Master Bedroom Sign | Always Kiss Me Goodnight
And voila! Here it is! I think this would look fabulous over a bed. Not mine of course, since the only one that kisses me goodnight is this little guy . . .
Easy DIY Sign for Over The Bed
I love my Silhouette, but it sure is a challenge for me to figure out which phrase I want to use, AND which font to use! I really like the way this one turned out, but I’m sure had I chosen another one I would have loved it too. 
Would you like to see what I made with the matching headboard?
gail
could you tell me the measurements for this sign?
This is a full sized foot board, so subracting the bed posts, I’m guessing the sign is approximately 49″ in width.
gail
its beautiful what is the name of the font that you used if you don’t mind sharing thanks
The font was Adorable. There is a link to download it free in the post (from dafont.com)
thanks for stopping by.
gail
Gail I am new to dafont and I am not sure how to find the one you are speaking of here. Also, once I download it how exactly did you get it onto the sign???
Dafont.com has a search option near the top right.
As you click to download it, pay attention to where it saves on your computer. I save mine to “downloads”. After it downloads, click to open the file, and select “extract all”
After the file extracts, there will be a little window showing the font, with an “install” button. After you install the new font, it will be available in all of your programs that use fonts. If you’re using a silhouette machine, you will have to open the program AFTER the font is installed on your computer for the program to find the font.
If you have any questions, just let me know.
Sweet Gail! You need to find a local shop and sell these. My friend owns a wedidng store in LA and this would sell like hot cakes!
What a great idea! I love this and thank you so much for linking up to my party!