So Monday I went to Roberts (Craft Store) looking for a gift and checking out their home decor clearance, when I happened to spy some large alphabet letters with a display. I have been thinking of doing something with the boys names, since I always see cute things on Tiana's blog, but had never really gotten on board with monograms. Well- I saw these letters and got thinking of a cute thing that my sister-in-law Stacy did at her last family reunion, and went on a little splurge to buy some stuff and try to make something nice out of it. I was anxious to try my skills, so I started working on it yesterday before work and by this afternoon... voila! they are both finished and hanging on the walls.
Check it out-
Henry did not want to stand next to his name, so he made this half smile for me.

11 comments:
Those turned out darling. Bravo. How creative!
I want to know how you did that? Did you use scrapbooking paper? They look great!
Marci! Those are dang cute! I love them. Awesome work. Now you just have to explain how your got Gavin's like that. Next post is telling how they are made. ;)
I love them! I need some of that creativity in our home. Could I hire you to come out to tile AND make cute things for my walls?
Those are so cute Marci! Your boys are looking so grown up and adorable these days.
Marci, they are great! You are so talented & creative. Also, it looks like you guys had a great Valentine's day!
Marci, those are so cute I LOVE Gavins that is so cute! Your boys are getting so big they are so cute and I love looking at your blog to keep up on them and you guys.
Ok- So I will try to write out some instructions and post them soon... It was so much easier than I thought it would be.
Those are awesome...you are quite the Martha! I'm impressed Miss Marcy!
Okay, it looks like you need to give us directions on how you made them now. They are wonderful! But of course, you are very talented. :)
cute cute. i love doing stuff like this... too bad it's so stinkin expensive most of the time! good job on searching the clearance section @ roberts.
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