http://www.hgtv.com/handmade/easy-to-create-letter-display/index.html
I thought it would be such a whimsical addition to the candy buffet that I am planning for my sister Jordan's wedding!
I first bought the words "candy buffet" in chipboard letters from Hobby Lobby and chose scrapbook paper for each letter. Then I traced the letter onto the back of the scrapbook paper.

Then, I glued the paper onto the letter with Mod Podge:


I didn't choose to mod podge over the letters, because I didn't want a glossy look, but it would be a good protectant. Also, the nail file wasn't really necessary for me, to remove any extra paper on the edges.

The last step is to ink the edges to give it a finished and aged look:
Lettering could be used ANYWHERE! Home decoration, in the classroom, birthday parties, wedding and baby showers - the list could go on and on!
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