Make some easy and cute fabric covered letters with this tutorial!
Fabric Covered Letters
Cardboard, chipboard or matte board letters. (If you can’t find them, you could cut out your own!)
fabric
1. Lay your letters upside down on the back of the fabric (and honestly, iron it first. What was I thinking?!)
2. Cut around the edges leaving about 3/4″ on all sides. Then starting on a long straight side if you have one, fold over the fabric and secure with glue.
3. Go around the letter, pulling it fairly tight as you go. At corners, carefully fold it like you would wrapping paper or if you were upholstering a chair seat. If you get to an inside corner like below, cut into the corner at a 45 degree angle almost all the way to the letter. Then fold each flap over and glue.
And that’s it! How easy was that? I used mine in my office, but wouldn’t they be so cute in a nursery or kid’s room? Or a grown-up room as a monogram? I hung mine up with 3M strips so they’d be easy to put up (and take down). And I totally love them!
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