This article was co-authored by Nicole Bolin. Nicole Bolin is a Crafting Specialist and the CEO of Stencil, a DIY Craft Studio in Phoenix, Arizona. Nicole specializes in interior design and various craft and DIY projects. Nicole holds a Certificate in Interior Design from the New York Institute of Art and Design. She opened Stencil in 2017 to teach others to create DIY projects that fit their home and lifestyle.
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There are lots of ways to create text on wood, but if you want to be precise, transferring it would be your best option. Once you create a template on the computer, you can print it out, then transfer it onto your piece of wood. What type of paper you print it on depends on what sort of effect you want.