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Barn with Hex SignThe "Pennsylvania Dutch" or "Pennsylvania Germans", best known as the "fancy" Dutch, created beautiful folk art type designs commonly referred to as "hex signs." These signs were painted on barns and houses. What do the signs mean? They only began to be hung inside homes in the mid-1900s. Many legends surround the hex sign. Some people affix magical powers to them, while others just enjoy the simple, colorful geometric designs. Personally, I remain open-minded...and well, if my Distelfink* brings me good luck and happiness, who am I to complain. How to make your own Hex Sign.

 

Hex Signs

Hex Signs
Hex Signs

The fanciful folk art form that has come to be known as Hex Signs originated in southeastern Pennsylvania in the mid 1800's. These signs were painted on barns and houses. An assortment of hex signs plus instructions how to create your own hex signs.

 

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