What you will need:
-Printout on cardstock of your letter
-Acrylic paint
-brush
-xacto knife
1. First, you need to clean your surface really well so that it can be ready for paint.
2. Print out a letter of your choice in any font and print it out. Using your Xacto knife, cut around the edges of the letter to create a stencil (my letter had a shadow behind it for some reason, just ignore it).
3. Start painting with acrylic paint until you have the letter filled in. Take the stencil off and do some touch-ups!
Easy and inexpensive monogram, gotta love it.
Awesome! I love the tutorials that don't require special gadgets that so many people don't have!
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I have the same little cubby in my son's room. I really love the idea of adding something to thw top - maybe his name? It's always been so plain! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteEasy Peasy - a cute idea to add that little something! It looks great!
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Monograms make things seem so custom :) Love it
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This is adorable! I love monograms.
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Monograms make everything look cuter!! :) Great job!
ReplyDeletegood job! i'm really into monograms and numbers right now. seems like i'm putting them on all my projects :) thanks for linking up to my saturday soiree!!
ReplyDeleteI really love anything monogrammed - it looks great. Thanks for linking up to Be Inspired last week.
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