chipboard letters

1. Gather supplies.
You will need-

• Modge Podge
• Cereal box or other lightweight cardboard
• Cardstock
• Sponge or brush
• Ribbon or raffia
• Small hole punch or if you are like me a screwdriver and  hammer.( I improvised and hammered holes using the screwdriver (chisel style)

I printed out my templates HERE. I love these letters. I use them for everything, including baby onesies.  I resize them on the copier if they aren’t the right size for a particular project.  When I made the letters for the Easter Baskets right HERE I cut them a little thinner.
2.) I used Modge Podge on colored side the cereal box (so the back would just show cardboard) and them covered the cardstock with it.

3.) While those dried, I cut out the letters, and when the Modge Podge was still tacky I placed my letters on top. They tackiness helped hold it in place while I cut around the template.
4.) After completely drying I punched two holes in the top and ran some raffia I found in a closet through the holes to tie onto the basket



Can’t wait till Easter