

1. {Optional} Paint letters a fun color. I used acrylic craft paint, but I definitely would have spray painted them if the weather was warmer!
2. Trace your letters onto scrapbook paper and cut them out.
3. Mod-Podge your paper letters onto your wooden letters. {I did one layer under the scrapbook paper and then a top coat to seal it all up.}
4. {Secret to professional finished look}: After scrapbook paper is dry, use a piece of fine-grit sandpaper to sand the edges and get a distressed and finished edge! You can sand off any excess paper that’s hanging over the edge…it’s amazing!







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Gorgeous wooden letters, April!I LOVE your Valentine mantel♥Hugs,
Everything!!!!!! I love all of Target! I especially love the knick knacks and furniture!!!!
Scrapbook stores are dangerous places aren’t they?! Love the papers you chose for your letters and your mantel looks amazing!
Ooh so pretty! Looks perfect to me! And thanks for the sanding tip! Hope you’re having a great week, April!
~Abby =)
<3 LOVE this! The letters are pretty and they look gorgeous on your beautiful mantel, friend!!
These turned out super cute, April! I love the chalkboard window on your mantel too!
Love those letters!
Such a fabulous project. I “love” it. Pun intended! So thrilled to be part of this blog hop with you!
– Tasha @ Designer Trapped in a Lawyer’s Body {www.designertrapped.com}
Scrapbook paper is one of my weaknesses…so many pretty choices. Love how your letters turned out! They look adorable on your mantel. XO
These are great April. Scrapbook paper makes things look so festive and pretty. Loved doing this hop with all of you. Such a fun way to discover new blogs!
Corey @ TinySidekick.com
Your letters turned out great…I’ve never used mod podge, but I’m definitely going to try it now! Thanks for sharing! ~Lisa @ Practically Perfect Home
I love the letters! They are adorable. I also love the way the mantle is decorated!