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Make a Quick Monogram Plaque

22 January 2010 4,490 views One Comment

by heather

Monogram Plaque by Southern Hospitality

Here's a simple and fun idea for making a custom monogram plaque that you can customize in infinite ways to go with your personal taste and decor. Rhoda at Southern Hospitality made these, inspired by a project she saw at Joys of Home (a blog that often has great dollar store decor ideas, by the way!). Choose your favorite scrapbook paper, paint color, and initial, and get creating. You can find wooden initials and plaques at the dollar store, or check the unfinished wood section of your local craft store for a wider selection. Oh, and this will probably only take fifteen minutes or less, and no special skills are needed. Wouldn't it be a fun slumber party activity, or a great gift for a housewarming? [click here for Monogram Plaque Project] [inspired by] [via]

Monogram Plaque by Joys of Home

Project Estimate:

  • Wooden plaque, $1
  • Wooden letter, $1
  • Scrapbook paper, on hand or $.50
  • Paint (spray or acrylic), on hand
  • Sandpaper, on hand
  • Glue, on hand

Total: $2 and up

Striped polka-dotted monogram by Southern Hospitality

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One Comment »

  • valerie said:

    Sooo cute, these would be perfect for the kiddos rooms too!

    Blessings,

    Valerie

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