Painted Wooden Sorority Letters

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Whether it’s Big Little Week or you’re just feeling crafty, DIY sorority crafts are always a must if you’re part of a sorority.

Painted Wooden Sorority Letters

You don’t have to be an artist to create a decent piece of art. All you have to do is make a quick trip to your local craft store and pick up some craft supplies. You are ready to become an artist!

Painted Wooden Letter Greek Alphabet

Probably the most popular sorority craft, painted canvases allow you to add your own creative touch to your Greek letters while trying to make them look good.

Unlike you, I don’t consider myself much of an artist, so canvases are not up my alley, but for those who like to paint, this is a perfect opportunity!

First, start by lightly sketching your design in pencil to avoid any costly mistakes once you get the paint out.

Once you’ve perfected the sketch, dip your brush into the first color and carefully begin to fill in the sketch.

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After a few more colors and layers, your canvas should look colorful and beautiful. Now let the baby dry!

Perfect for a gift or to decorate for a big little week, Greek letters are super easy to make, whether you’re an experienced artist or a beginner like me.

Start by sketching your design on your letters. These letters can have a pattern, a gradient, or just be a solid color. There are so many potential options!

Paddles are a great way to show your Big how much you love her. Personalizing the paddle in a way that suits her personality with a sweet message on the back will make her love you forever.

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Start by drawing on paper what you want the paddle to look like. Choose a design/theme that suits your Big. Also, write a message that you want her to read.

Then start adding decorations. Maybe you want to hot glue fake flowers or gems. Endless possibilities.

Once the front of the paddle is complete with decorations, your name, her name, and your club letters, start on the back! The back is where you send a heartfelt message to your Big.

Personalized jewelry is a must for any sorority girl. Instead of spending $50 on this sterling silver Greek necklace, make your own!

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First, go online and search for “[enter the name of your women’s organization] letter mascot or symbol mascot” and the results will pop up! Etsy is a great resource for finding custom necklace charms.

Then buy a necklace chain to match the charm. If your chain does not have an end clasp or loops to attach the clasp to, I suggest ordering them separately and using pliers to attach them to the chain. Super easy craft!

The amount of sorority crafts to make is endless, but these four are must-knows and are perfect for so many different occasions. Comment below and tell us some of your favorite sorority crafts. Home / Craft ideas / Craft projects for adults / Wooden letter crafts for gifts or decor

If you want to try some wooden letter crafts, you’ll love these ideas! Get 35+ projects that are great for beginners.

Painted Outdoor Wood Letters

I have a funny story about my niece Sora. And before I tell you, yes, my brother and his wife named their child Sora. It actually means ‘sky’ and is based on the character from the Japanese animation ‘Yosuga no Sora’. If you have met him – it makes sense!

Anyway, when Sora was about three years old, she was obsessed with her name. So much so that she loved anything with her name on it, including cards. In fact, she stopped playing with toys so much and started carrying around the house cards that my mom would send her with her name on the front.

She would take the cards out of the envelopes, “read” them, and then put them back. I guess she was training for a career as a postman? I’m not sure, but the obsession continues to this day (even though she no longer carries the cards).

This year for Christmas I’m making a lot of handmade gifts, so I decided to make something for Sora with her name on it. I’ve done a lot of research on wooden letter crafts and wanted to share my findings with you. In case you may have a niece/nephew or child who also carries mail addressed to them!

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I have to be honest though. . . Sora probably got it from me. I love these wooden letter crafts and not only am I going to make something for Sora. . . I will do something for myself. I’m not sure what yet, but I definitely need some “Amy action” in my home.

If you love making things with wooden letters, whether for yourself or as a gift, take a look at this list. There are some great ideas here, and wooden letters are readily available at the craft store. If you try any of these, please leave a comment below! I’d love to know if you have any other ideas.

Learn how to make these comic letters with Mod Podge! Perfect for a kid’s superhero bedroom or man cave.

Learn how to make decorative letters using confetti and Mod Podge! This project is perfect for a nursery or craft studio.

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Add a unique, personalized touch to your home decor with this monogram canvas! It’s easy to make with a few simple supplies, including a wooden letter.

Monogram letters are great party decorations that look fantastic either on a dessert table spelling out a name or even hanging on a bedroom wall!

Use your adult coloring pages to make this personalized wooden letter! Relax and enjoy coloring, then turn the pages into wall art.

Reuse and love items from around your home to create a stylish and fun paperclip wreath. Add a wooden letter monogram and some pom poms for extra flair!

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Of all the wooden letter crafts you can make, this one is probably the most popular! Combine photos with a wooden letter to make a monogram that is very personalized.

Make these colorful and unique READ letters for a child’s bedroom, book nook, library, or anywhere else people will hang out and read!

There are SO many ways to decorate wooden letters – paint, Mod Podge, stencils. . . Jennifer has decorated the letters from A to Z using a variety of techniques, and you’ll have a hard time deciding which one is your favorite!

Since the front porch is the first thing guests see when they come to your home, freshen up the space for spring with a personalized wreath featuring your family’s initial.

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Create custom initial wall art with an old budget frame, fabric and Mod Podge. I added Pearlized Sealer for an extra special touch.

Turn an inexpensive wooden letter from the craft store into a faux aged copper letter with just a few coats of paint, a little spritzing, and an afternoon.

Personalize your space with a beautiful marbled monogrammed letter! If you’ve never poured paint before, it’s that easy. . . and you can do it on wooden letters, paper mache, etc.

If you’ve never used washi tape, now’s your chance. Cover a wooden letter with washi and then add to the canvas. You have so many pattern options to choose from!

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This beautiful stain plate has such a traditional, rustic feel! You can use any word you like (as something inspiration), your last name, etc.

This lap tray is made using two wooden “W’s”, some dowels and a frame! It’s so creative and can be done with budget supplies.

Cover a wooden layer with crayons for a truly unique decor! This would make a great teacher gift or a fun front door monogram.

Combine a gift bag, gift wrap, and Mod Podge to decorate a wooden letter and frame it. This makes for such unique, personalized decor.

Greek Indoor Wood Letters

If you can’t get enough of glitter, these monograms are perfect for you! Make them for parties, weddings, holiday decorations or just everyday. You can use wooden letters, paper mache and almost any surface.

Decorating wooden letters with stencils and stain or paint is SO easy! Choose an entire pattern that is easily repeatable to get similar results to Alice’s.

Decorate both a wooden letter and a magazine rack with Mod Podge – then combine them together! This is a perfect personalized gift idea.

It’s always been a trend to use the first letter of your last name in home decor—and here you can see this app using fabric and Mod Podge. It’s really easy if you need some quick wall decor!

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These Mod Podge letters are made with anaglypta – also known as textured wallpaper. They are easy to make and make beautiful home decor!

This burlap cloth is such a cute idea for Valentine’s Day! You can adapt it with other four-letter words (be good now!)