Materials
LETTERS
Download the free Letter Template pdf
The finished size of each letter is approximately 3 inches tall. If you'd like to make letters that are bigger or smaller, just enlarge or shrink the template on a photocopy machine, or draw them freehand.
MATERIALS
an assortment of fat quarters, a fabric bundle, or 1/4 yards of a variety of contemporary print fabric
pinking shears
fabric scissors
permanent marker
glue stick (optional)
sticker-backed magnet sheets
NOTE
You can find sticker-backed magnets at most office supply stores and online. They come in a variety of sizes, from thin tape to letter-size sheets. We found business card magnets that worked really well. We included a glue stick on the materials list just in case the magnets you find are less sticky than they should be.
March 23, 2007
Reader Comments (3)
??Question: Do you also have a good 1,2,3 number template? That would be great
Thanks
great project idea! I was planning to make letters to decorate a nursery and this would be perfect. I do have a question: what would you use in place of the magnetic paper to create letters that would stick on the wall - I would like them to be like those reusable (and repositionable) wall stickers for kids room...
Thanks!
Zrinka
I'm not really sure what I would use as an alternative to the magnetic paper, however, did you know that you can find "magnetic paint" for walls that the magnets will stick to? I've never tried it myself but it seems like it works. I found a link for you to check out:
http://www.kling.com/magneticpaintindex.html
Good luck! --Joelle