How to Make a Flower Letter

Decorative letters have been a popular Pinterest craft. They look gorgeous on any mantel or shelf and can add a pop of color to the decor in your space. If you are looking for easy glue projects this is a great one. 

Lets get started! 

You'll need:

 -Cardboard letter of your choosing 

-Variety of faux flowers

-Surebonder glue gun

-Surebonder's glue roll

-Exacto blade

First, decide where you want to showcase your masterpiece to ensure that your flowers match the current decor in color and style. If you have a space filled with neutral colors, we suggest that you add a pop of your favorite color to make your piece stand out. Another idea is to outline the letter in one flower or color and fill in the rest with an alternative.

First, decide where you want to showcase your masterpiece to ensure that your flowers match the current decor in color and style. If you have a space filled with neutral colors, we suggest that you add a pop of your favorite color to make your piece stand out. Another idea is to outline the letter in one flower or color and fill in the rest with an alternative.

Next, we need to create space in the cardboard letter to place our flowers. Carefully take your exacto blade and cut on the outside of the face of the letter. If you're an experienced crafters you most likely have used a exacto blade with other fun crafts to do with a hot glue gun. Once the front of your letter is cut out the the fun part can begin!

If you have decided to go with a color or flower pattern  mark the inside of your letter so you have an idea of where to put what flower. If you are looking for a random pattern just start gluing flowers anywhere and see what creative design you end up with.

Lastly, let your flowers cool after they have been glued to prevent any of the flowers from breaking their bond with the back of the cardboard letter. When the glue has cooled place your new creation in its place and watch as everyone walking into the room gushes how crafty and talented you are!

If you have any questions on this craft or ideas for a new one comment below.