We’re back today with a quick little how-t0… it’s a project we practically did for free, and it’s perfect for more than just the holidays. Are you ready?
It’s a super simple, DIY letter garland. And it could work for any holiday, birthday or special event you can think of. Just change the wording on a whim!
So I enlarged a font on the computer {See Helvetica Neue Condensed for this one but you can choose any font you like – just expanding it to the size of the paper and selecting fit-to-page for the printing option.)
Cut each letter out. These will be your template. (For letters that are repeated, you only need one for a template) Then I placed it on parts of a cardboard box that I literally had in our garage.
I took a pencil + traced, then busted out the old trusty X-Acto + cut. You can be more precise than I was, and finish off the insides of a letter, like “B” but I loved the modern look it gave, so I left it. {Read: I was lazy and it worked.}
I then took each letter outside, and quickly spray painted it with Krylon’s gold paint… but you could use any of your choice. Adding it to a piece of twine with clothespins + tada! Instant decor made from things around our home = loads of personality + practically free = winning.
A great little accent of fun around the home! Let us know if you have any questions, or as always, if you try it!
Pssst: Don’t forget day 5 of the holiday house walk for über inspiration, here!
Double Pssst: We’re participating in a fun local event if you live near Montgomery! You guys are all invited for fun food, a great treasure hunt (They have beautiful finds!) + We will be there signing some of our books (books available to purchase there, as well). We would absolutely love to meet you!
Have an inspired day, y’all!
love it!! you’re the bomb!
i just love this! i pinned it the other day from your tour!
LOVE this! So easy I can even do it:)
Simple AND cute – now that’s a project to love : )
LOVE this! It would be perfect for my oldest daughter’s bedroom! And, I think I have a box in the garage… Merry Christmas! Melissa