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.
i am a new fan of mod podge! it’s such a fun way to make stuff cuter! your stuff is so cute!
Super cute idea! I love it. Thanks for sharing.
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!
I love it, great job!
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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!
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!)
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!
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.
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!
Can you make wooden cards?
Gift Card printing
Scratch Cards
Printed Gift Cards
Did this when daughter was younger and into princess stuff…can I just re-modge podge over it or should I get new letter?
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!
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!
I was wondering if digital scrapbook pages that you print will mod podge ok? Or does the ink bleed?
I think it should be fine, as long as the ink on the paper is completely dry.