This Post Brought To You By The Letter “E” January 11, 2011 DIY, Home Decor, Tutorials 17 Comments 9706 I have to admit to you that I have a problem. I’m addicted to monogram letters. As if it wasn’t enough to hang them above our bed… Or on the front door… I must now beat you over the head with the letter “E” in our hallway as part of our gallery wall. No, the empty frames aren’t some existentialist statement. They are just simply waiting to be filled (does the frame actually exist without the picture that gives it meaning?) Anywhoooooo…moving on. If it weren’t for the cutest baby puppy picture ever, you wouldn’t even know we lived here. Except for the previously mentioned monograms of course. Maybe you’re a bit crazy about letters too, so here’s how to get a book page letter of your own. Materials: Letter of choice (or multiples)- mine was like $4 at A.C. Moore Old book- I had one left over from this wreath project Mod Podge- I used matte finish Paint Brush This is so easy, it would make a great kid craft. Just tear pieces of the book pages and apply a small amount of Mod Podge to the back of the paper with the paint brush. Put the pieces on the letter, overlapping to give it the decoupage look. Once the whole letter is covered, let it dry completely then follow with a few coats of Mod Podge (letting it dry in between coats). Hang in a prominent place so everyone knows it’s your house. *****Linked UP***** 17 Responses Meg January 11, 2011 Very cute. I love Monogram’s too!. Can I ask where you got your comforter? I really like the Celery color 🙂 Reply Lovely Crafty Home January 11, 2011 Thanks Meg! The story of the comforter is kind of funny actually- I probably bought and took back 4 because the green wasn’t exactly the color I wanted. This one ended up coming from Walmart believe it or not, it’s the BH&G brand on the reverse side (the right side is really floral-y and has reds and oranges). I am not sure they still sell it but you could check online. I think it was like $80 for the set…total steal considering all the other more expensive ones I bought that weren’t quite right! Reply Meg January 11, 2011 Very cute. I love Monogram’s too!. Can I ask where you got your comforter? I really like the Celery color 🙂 Reply Lovely Crafty Home January 11, 2011 Thanks Meg! The story of the comforter is kind of funny actually- I probably bought and took back 4 because the green wasn’t exactly the color I wanted. This one ended up coming from Walmart believe it or not, it’s the BH&G brand on the reverse side (the right side is really floral-y and has reds and oranges). I am not sure they still sell it but you could check online. I think it was like $80 for the set…total steal considering all the other more expensive ones I bought that weren’t quite right! Reply Kassi January 11, 2011 I’m really excited to do some monogram stuff after I’m married with my new last initial!! Definitley saving this idea for later!! Oh and P.S. LOVE your bedroom! It looks so cozy! Reply Tammy @ The Sweet Spot January 11, 2011 This is a great idea! I have 2 older daughters that Im going to make these for…Thank you so much for the super cute idea. Reply Donnie January 11, 2011 That came out really cute. I loved it. Reply Katie from Eye Spy DIY January 11, 2011 These are so cute, I may have to do them for my house. Also, that picture of your puppy is adorable! Reply Lovely Crafty Home January 11, 2011 Thank you Katie! Reply Marcela January 11, 2011 My obsession is the letter C (for our last name) so welcome to the Letter Freak Club!!! …. I don’t think that we need rehab…do we???? Reply Lovely Crafty Home January 11, 2011 Haha Marcela! I think it’s a pretty harmless addiction thankfully! 🙂 Reply Marcela January 11, 2011 My obsession is the letter C (for our last name) so welcome to the Letter Freak Club!!! …. I don’t think that we need rehab…do we???? Reply Tanya at Bead and Needle January 12, 2011 GREAT tutorial – I have a fascination with letters, too. Happy White Wednesday – Tanya Reply Joyce - Quilted Nest January 12, 2011 gotta love mod podge. Great job! Reply Audrey Pettit January 13, 2011 LOVE the book paper look on your E. What a fabulous and fun crafty project! Reply Audrey Pettit January 13, 2011 LOVE the book paper look on your E. What a fabulous and fun crafty project! Reply Nicole W. March 29, 2011 Hi Rachael, Your “E” looks A-mazing! It inspired me to try the same method out on my “W”! I wanted to give you credit for the inspiration, so I was sure to provide my readers with a link back to your post. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful tutorial! Reply Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. CAPTCHA Code * Check here to Subscribe to notifications for new posts Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
Meg January 11, 2011 Very cute. I love Monogram’s too!. Can I ask where you got your comforter? I really like the Celery color 🙂 Reply
Lovely Crafty Home January 11, 2011 Thanks Meg! The story of the comforter is kind of funny actually- I probably bought and took back 4 because the green wasn’t exactly the color I wanted. This one ended up coming from Walmart believe it or not, it’s the BH&G brand on the reverse side (the right side is really floral-y and has reds and oranges). I am not sure they still sell it but you could check online. I think it was like $80 for the set…total steal considering all the other more expensive ones I bought that weren’t quite right! Reply
Meg January 11, 2011 Very cute. I love Monogram’s too!. Can I ask where you got your comforter? I really like the Celery color 🙂 Reply
Lovely Crafty Home January 11, 2011 Thanks Meg! The story of the comforter is kind of funny actually- I probably bought and took back 4 because the green wasn’t exactly the color I wanted. This one ended up coming from Walmart believe it or not, it’s the BH&G brand on the reverse side (the right side is really floral-y and has reds and oranges). I am not sure they still sell it but you could check online. I think it was like $80 for the set…total steal considering all the other more expensive ones I bought that weren’t quite right! Reply
Kassi January 11, 2011 I’m really excited to do some monogram stuff after I’m married with my new last initial!! Definitley saving this idea for later!! Oh and P.S. LOVE your bedroom! It looks so cozy! Reply
Tammy @ The Sweet Spot January 11, 2011 This is a great idea! I have 2 older daughters that Im going to make these for…Thank you so much for the super cute idea. Reply
Katie from Eye Spy DIY January 11, 2011 These are so cute, I may have to do them for my house. Also, that picture of your puppy is adorable! Reply
Marcela January 11, 2011 My obsession is the letter C (for our last name) so welcome to the Letter Freak Club!!! …. I don’t think that we need rehab…do we???? Reply
Lovely Crafty Home January 11, 2011 Haha Marcela! I think it’s a pretty harmless addiction thankfully! 🙂 Reply
Marcela January 11, 2011 My obsession is the letter C (for our last name) so welcome to the Letter Freak Club!!! …. I don’t think that we need rehab…do we???? Reply
Tanya at Bead and Needle January 12, 2011 GREAT tutorial – I have a fascination with letters, too. Happy White Wednesday – Tanya Reply
Audrey Pettit January 13, 2011 LOVE the book paper look on your E. What a fabulous and fun crafty project! Reply
Audrey Pettit January 13, 2011 LOVE the book paper look on your E. What a fabulous and fun crafty project! Reply
Nicole W. March 29, 2011 Hi Rachael, Your “E” looks A-mazing! It inspired me to try the same method out on my “W”! I wanted to give you credit for the inspiration, so I was sure to provide my readers with a link back to your post. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful tutorial! Reply
