DIY Hanging Craft Booth Sign with Copper Pipe

Welcome to our DIY tutorial on crafting a chic hanging booth sign with copper pipe! In this video, we will guide you through the step-by-step process of creating a beautiful and eye-catching sign for your craft booth. Whether you're a seasoned artist or a beginner looking to add a touch of uniqueness to your booth, this project is perfect for you.
Using copper pipe adds a trendy and modern twist to your signage, while the hanging design adds a touch of elegance. We will provide you with all the necessary instructions and materials needed to bring your vision to life. No need to worry about complex tools or expensive materials - this project is easy and budget-friendly.
A well-crafted booth sign is essential in attracting customers and making a memorable impression. With our DIY tutorial, you'll not only learn the process of making this hanging sign but also gain insights on maximizing its impact on your craft booth. We'll share advice on placement, lighting, and different ways to personalize your sign to best represent your brand.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your booth's aesthetic and stand out from the competition. Grab your tools, gather your creativity, and join us on this exciting crafting journey!
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FYI: We are not professionals, and we don’t claim to be. This is what we found worked for our project. Yours may need a little different approach. We have just enough woodworking skill to make some basic furniture. Safety first!
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[@reneebanbury7066]

“We can just eyeball it!” Then out comes the measuring tape! 😂

[@Kosmoski99]

Great Idea, I made one and as I used to be a plumber, I soldered the copper connectors. Thanks for all the great ideas.

[@davidmaterazzi]

I enjoy watching your videos. Garrett makes me laugh with the things he does. Love the sign.

[@rickpouley7561]

That is too cool..

[@KimandGarrettmakeit]

Thanks Rick!!! ~garrett

[@pjcreates]

Nice!

[@ChristianLappinOFFICIAL]

AWESOME balance at the end of the video (SPOILER ALERT)

[@donnasievers4096]

Love this idea!

[@KimandGarrettmakeit]

Thanks Donna!!! ~garrett

[@myconight]

New video... which means a new Shadowboxing session.. Every time Garrett swings his arms around, You gotta block, and countermove! Now lets get ready Too RUMBLE!

[@KimandGarrettmakeit]

I have tried to keep my arms still. It couldn't be done, I gave up. Kim is quick and can bob and weave with the best of them. LOL ~garrett 😆

[@gaylenerussell1296]

🧡🧡🧡

[@vincemoser4636]

If you use all shark bite connections you won't need to crimp the corners they automatically grab the pipe to hold it together

[@KimandGarrettmakeit]

Yes! All shark bites would be way easier. I was afraid the shark bites would twist. Thanks Vince!!! ~garrett

[@tdholman]

Just put some 5 minute epoxy in the joints and you can use normal pipe fittings instead of the expensive crimp on ones. Then save the sharkbite for the one you want to be able to change.

[@KimandGarrettmakeit]

Uhg!!! 5 minute epoxy!! Yes! We thought the first corners would just push in, and then I refused to spend money on the other corners.

[@QuiltQueenSylvia]

great idea....I´m a top tier on patreon, but got no working link to the secret facebook group...already wrote a message, but got no answer

[@KimandGarrettmakeit]

Gotta know the secret knock!!! I will repost the link on Patreon. ~garrett

[@QuiltQueenSylvia]

@@KimandGarrettmakeit where can I find it on patreon? Sorry....

[@ACKSWOODPASTE]

Original they are meant to be soldered together, you dont crimp copper like that. Or buy some JB weld. I cant believe I said JB weld, I went in to watch the rest of the video and you went and got some.LOL> That wouldnt happen again.

[@KimandGarrettmakeit]

Yeah... we ended up with JB Weld! Thanks ACK! ~garrett