Homemade Yarn Letters

I am so excited to get these letters on my kids bedroom doors. I gave the task of putting them up to my husband so hopefully he will take some time this weekend to get them up.

These are so easy! Only 2 steps:

First, find some cardboard and cut a letter out of it.

Secondly find some yarn and have some fun wrapping it all over in what ever direction as long as it is tight. Then tie a knot and cut left over yarn.

I might even consider doing all of the letters of their name and then their name will be on their door. :)

Comments

Unknown said…

I really love this idea. Will have to remember this when we get to the letter Y.

Julie @ Hey Mommy, Chocolate Milk
www.heymommychocolatemilk.blogspot.com

September 29, 2012 at 12:15 AM

Vicky @ Mess For Less said…

These are so pretty and I love how you can change up the color combos to match it the any decor. Pinning this!

October 1, 2012 at 4:34 PM

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