I found four pieces of mdf at Goodwill for .99 (for all four pieces). They were the same size, and I had a bunch of burlap laying around, so I got to work.
First, I printed out BOO! on Word. I decied to just lay the paper underneath the burlap so the letter would show through. I used acrylic craft paint and simple traced the outline of the letter and filled it in.
I let each letter dry and then hot glued the burlap to the back of the mdf.
Super simple, inexpensive, and it makes a statement! The possibilities are endless with the letters or words you could use!
I was thinking that I should have kept it for my own home, but it sold at the store, so I decided to make my own. This time I used black burlap and white paint. I used chalk to outline the letters this time.
More pics and info on the wreath, mirror, and branches to come!
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Ooh what a great idea. I think I like the white on black better for Halloween but the plain burlap would be better for other seasons.
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Found you over at whatever goes wednesdays at Someday crafts. :) I love this! So simple yet so cute.
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What a great idea! I hope you will link up to my Wickedly Creative Halloween Ideas Party.
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Cute and good tip about how to trace out the letter!
ReplyDeleteCute! I need to buy me some burlap!
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Simple, yet effective!
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