I combined coordinating scrapbook papers and wooden letters to make a gift for my precious little sister's 17th birthday. I painted the letters white (for some reason, white spray paint totally didn't work on these - I guess it's because of the cardboard-esque texture), then traced the letters onto paper and cut the paper letters out and affixed the paper to the fronts of the letters. After that I decorated each letter with various notions using regular white Elmer's Glue. Finally, I covered the letters with the shiny Mod Podge and glued them to a length of ribbon.
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Materials: Letters, Scrapbook Paper Pads, Glossy White Acrylic Paint,
Mod Podge, Scissors, Ribbon, Pencil |
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| The cutest wooden letters at Michael's. $2 each. |
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All the different types of Mod Podge. I actually ended up
using the Shiny type, which was $7.99/16oz. |
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Most of the thick ribbon spools were $3.99.
I decided I couldn't go wrong with a basic white. |
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| Scrapbooking Paper $19.99 |
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