Spring Home Decor: Chipboard Letter Tutorial
I went to Hobby Lobby for fabric and came out with fabri AND these chipboard letters. They were 40%OFF. I thought that was a great deal.
I started by painting each letter a different color. I painted the backs and side a color. I painted the tops white.
I decieded to cover them in some bright colored fabric from my stash! I just used some scraps. I played around with differnt combinations until i found one that I loved. (notice the first letter is already covered in fabric...I didn't like the look because I forgot to paint the top white so I painted it and recovered.)
I traced each letter onto paper and then pinned the paper to each fabric and cut.
I then mod podged the fabric onto the letters. I did two coats. One to attach the fabric and a top coat to make the letters shiny.
I hund the letters from some denim from an old pair of jeans. I cut two 100 in pieces. One of 2.5 in and one was 1.5 in. wide. I serged the edges.
I then sewed a basting stich down the center and ruffled both pieces. I then top stitched them in place.
I then hotglued some yo-yos on some of the letters and hot glued the chipboard to my denim ruffle.
Here is the YO YO TUTORIAL that I used.
Here is a close up of the different colored side. I wish that the letters would have been a little thicker to show off the pops of color. But at 1.06 a letter I got over it.
A close up of the letters
It was an awesome 70 degrees today here in Kansas so I am ready for SPRING!!
I kept moving it around the house until I found where I wanted it. I hung it across our front window, but I didn't like the denim hanging down the middle of the window. So I twisted the ends into little rosettes around the nail I hung it with.
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!!
Super cute! Love all the colors and the fabrics! Thanks so much for linking this up as well.
ReplyDeleteLove this! The denim ruffle totally makes it for me. And I'm with you-so ready for spring.
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Ha, ha! I love the color that you have used! Hmm... You just gave me a brilliant idea about decorating my home for the spring season. I want to try this! Since my stairs have been replaced with new iron stairs, I think it is good to put Chipboard Letter near our stairs.
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