So a few weeks back I showed you all my son’s rustic playroom HERE. I saw another quick DIY project a few weeks ago that I just had to do. Here is the image that caught my eye and you can find the original pin HERE.
All you need is some cardboard or wood letters, wood glue and a piece of wood for the base. All of these things can be found at Hobby Lobby. Hot glue won’t work for this project, I tried and it was a major fail LOL.
It’s easiest if you glue 2 letters together first, and once they dry glue one more and so on…
Make sure that you glue the last letter to the base FIRST it make’s the process go faster 🙂
Finished product!
You could easily get a different wood base and paint it a cute color if you don’t have a need for the “outdoors” look. You could also paint the letter all kinds of fun colors. This would be a fun addition to any kid’s room! How adorable would it be to have kid’s paint their own letters?!
The idea’s are endless 🙂
mrs. and the misc. 
I like the idea of having them paint their own letters. Super easy and super cute!
Super cute. That would have lasted all of two seconds in our crazy household! I was the only girl on the block and it was full of boys my brother’s age. They would have turned that into a sword and chased each other around the house and yard until it broke. Also why they broke each others arms all the time. My mother, in her “boys will be boys” child rearing theology, would shrug and say “Time to go to the hospital!”
I am making one that says HAPPY & one that says BIRTHDAY for my daughters party. I’ll be sure to link it back to your post when I blog about it 🙂
Can’t wait to see!!!!
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I made this for my brother for Christmas this year. However, I pained the letters myself (I would recommend two coats of acrylic paint) and decoupaged a printed picture of Oshawatt on top of the wooden plank and it turned out amazing. I would recommend that you stack the letters in a way that won’t make it flimsy. Unfortunately with a name like Aaron it was a bit difficult to actually stack the letters un precariously and I should’ve added a wooden rod through the letters for added support. I also used E600 glue for all of my gluing needs. any questions, just email me!
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