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Decorated Monogram Letter

Use scrapbook paper and Mod Podge to create a custom monogram letter.

At a Glance:

#6147 Skill Level: Beginner Time:

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supplies

Mod Podge ® Gloss, 8 oz. - CS11201

Number Needed: 1 $7.49

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Out Of Stock

instructions

Other Supplies

Paper mache letter, Scrapbook paper, Pencil, Scissors, Foam paintbrush

Instructions

Place the paper decorative-side down. Place the letter top-side down on the paper. Trace around the letter and cut the letter out.
Apply a thin coat of Mod Podge to the top of the letter and to the back of the cut paper. Position the paper on the letter. Smooth with your fingers to remove any air-bubbles. Apply a top-coat of Mod Podge to the letter. Dry for 2 hours.

PROJECT TIP: Add more embellishments like ribbons around the edge or gems to the top.

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