How I Created a Church Signboard Using a Cardboard Stencil

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‎Today, I show the process I followed to design a signpost for The Assembly of God Nigeria using a cardboard stencil. The work started with designing the text and layout on my laptop. This helped me arrange the words properly and gave me a clear idea of how the final signpost would look.
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‎After completing the design, I went to the site and used a measuring tape to measure the signpost. This was necessary to ensure that the design would fit the available space correctly. I then transferred the measurements to cardboard paper and used a ruler to draw straight lines and maintain proper alignment.
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‎The next stage was carving out the letters and shapes from the cardboard. I carefully used a razor blade to cut along the marked lines and create a stencil. This part required patience and attention to detail to ensure that the letters came out neat and accurate.
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‎When the stencil was ready, I placed it on the signpost and used car paint to transfer the design. I applied the paint carefully so that the letters would be clear and easy to read. After removing the stencil, the finished design appeared neatly on the signpost.
‎This project shows that with simple tools such as a laptop, measuring tape, ruler, razor blade, cardboard paper, and car paint, it is possible to create a clean and professional-looking signpost. The video captures each stage of the work, from the design process to the final result.
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