Finding a good Scrabble font with the number
value included took the longest. I knew there
would be one out "there". I searched Google,
and Pinterest, and finally found a winner.
I found the printable letters at
I printed them at 50% size for my project.
Larry cut the blocks from a 1" thick piece
of scrap wood to about 3-1/2 x 4-1/2.
I sanded them and slightly rounded the
corners like the real Scrabble pieces.
I used a piece of carbon paper to trace the
letters onto the wood.
Fill in with a Sharpie. This is my go-to method
for all my sign projects.
To finish them off with a little sheen I will give
them a couple of coats of Mod Podge.
For now they are sitting on the ledge
of my cupboard.
I can add extra letters for different seasons.
THANKFUL-JOY-BELIEVE-LOVE-
WELCOME-MAY-AMERICA-
HARVEST-BAKERY-COFFEE-
WELCOME-MAY-AMERICA-
HARVEST-BAKERY-COFFEE-
What to add next?
Cheers!
Rita, these are great! What a fun idea. Thank you for sharing the idea. I'll never get a set made for me, but love the idea.
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Hi, stopping by to show some love from Show and Tell Link Party! I absolutely love this idea, Scrabble is one of my favorite games! Pinned it :)
ReplyDeleteGreat project and they look so cute the way you have them displayed!
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