A little about me, I’ve been married to my hard-working Luvrbuns for 6 years, and I am a mom to an energetic 3-year-old boy who loves anything with wheels. I love all crafts, digital scrapbooking, blogging, card making, playing the guitar, singing, painting, reading, and being outdoors.
To Mod Podge scrapbook paper to wood letters you’ll need:
Letters (any size), scrapbook paper (get colors that go well together and it looks best if you alternate with solids and patterned paper), pencil, good scissors, Mod Podge, and a sponge brush.
Nin says
i am a new fan of mod podge! it’s such a fun way to make stuff cuter! your stuff is so cute!
Lynette @ My Craft Discovery says
Super cute idea! I love it. Thanks for sharing.
Midwestern Gone Idahoan says
That is so cute!!! Doyou buy all the letters or does your hubby cut them out for you? And if you buy them – where do you get them? They seem to cost lots!
Mariel says
I love it, great job!
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Victoria says
I love this and have been doing it for years for friends who have had babies. I just had my own last week and before he was born I made a set for his room. I think they are so much fun to do!
T says
my favorite variation on this hangs on my fridge – I printed papers out with the first name (repeated over and over) of all of my children which I then decoupaged to the front of large wooden magnetic letters (the ones their names start with) and then “aged” them with a paint technique…
oh, and “a poet lit my…” is my favorite anagram for that one so far (I love anagram generators online… yes, I’m a bit of a word geek!)
Kami says
I am in love with this post. I’ve been trying to figure out some new ideas for my kids rooms and so I think I’m going to try these out soon. i’ll make sure to link it back up to your page if that’s ok 😀
thanks so much for sharing! Mahalo!
The Browers says
I have been searching for some cute wooden letters for my baby girls room that I could decorate, where do you get your wooden letters from? They are very cute.
Gina says
I got my letters at Robert’s (for those of you in Utah). I think Michael’s sells them as well. The cost depends on what size you get. I think the small ones were like .79 cents a piece. I know the bigger ones can be $1.50 to $3.00 a piece. I saw some online at http://shop.hobbylobby.com/crafts/wood-letters-and-numbers/
I hope that helps!
Joseph says
Can you make wooden cards?
Gift Card printing
Scratch Cards
Printed Gift Cards
jigna says
Did this when daughter was younger and into princess stuff…can I just re-modge podge over it or should I get new letter?
Mandee says
Hi! I love this but I need help! I made some letters for my daughters room and now her colors have changed so I want to repaper the letters with new paper! Can you tell me what is the best way to take the paper and the embellishments off? I started and it’s making the letters have bumpy marks so it will not be a flat surface for the new paper! Please help! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Mariel says
Hi Mandee! This post is quite a bit older, so you may have to visit the author’s blog, as she was doing a guest post. But, have you tried using sand paper to sand down the glue and bumps after you pull the embellishments off? That’s all I can think of. Good luck!
Amanda says
I was wondering if digital scrapbook pages that you print will mod podge ok? Or does the ink bleed?
Mariel says
I think it should be fine, as long as the ink on the paper is completely dry.