I am not only posting one, but TWO posts today. I am coming off of a really productive weekend (well, one day of actual productiveness if you want to get technical), so I'm really excited. Also, our vacay is coming up next week, so that just adds to the excitement!! In my next post, I'm going to share a couple of little Pinterest-inspired projects I finished up this weekend. I also almost finished my biggie project (that I started back in July), and I will post on that hopefully later this week.
I just have the top coat to go!
This is yet another idea from Pinterest that sparked my creativity. I have seen this once before, but when I saw it on Pinterest a while back, I knew I wanted to create one. I had just recently brought home an old, OLD Scrabble game from my grandmother's house. I wanted to keep it, because we used to play together when I would spend the night at her house.
We would always play Scrabble & dominoes. :)
I gathered the letters I needed & played around
with their arrangement...
I had a thrift store frame that I had spray painted red & distressed once before, and it was the perfect look for this. Here is the finished product & the frame at its new home on a shelf...
It doesn't get much simpler than that!
with their arrangement...
Zach & I picked our favorite, which was the second one, with a little alteration. I then found a piece of cardboard backing, and started placing them. Easy enough. Next, I grabbed the hot glue gun and glued them all down in place.
I had a thrift store frame that I had spray painted red & distressed once before, and it was the perfect look for this. Here is the finished product & the frame at its new home on a shelf...
Very cute!! I have seen lots of stuff with the scrabble letters, but have yet to get my hands on any. Stopping by from talen show tuesday, and a new follower.. I hope you'll stop by and check me out!
ReplyDeleteIt look so sweet.Alphabetic frames are look so beautiful.It is really new ideas.I really like this different idea.
ReplyDeleteI did something like this for Rodney for Valentines, so impressed with how easy it was. :-) xox
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