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Printable Bubble Letters

Wendy Piersall — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 13:42:26 +0000

We’ve got some really cool printable letters across the Woo! Jr. Network – the bunny letters and the flower letters are particularly popular. But there are a lot of uses for just plain old ordinary bubble letters, like for craft patterns, quilting, banners, lettering, scrapbooking… oh, I could sit here and think of more uses, but you probably can think of more than I can.

Here’s an entire bubble letter printable alphabet A to Z, including a smaller set on one page. Also, because so many people asked for them, here’s a new set of lowercase bubble letters, and bubble numbers and special characters too!

Bubble Letters Set	Letter A	Letter B	Letter C
Letter D	Letter E	Letter F	Letter G
Letter H	Letter I	Letter J	Letter K
Letter L	Letter M	Letter N	Letter O
Letter P	Letter Q	Letter R	Letter S
Letter T	Letter U	Letter V	Letter W
Letter X	Letter Y	Letter Z

Monogram Letter Craft to Make with Kids

Lorna Doone Brewer — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 00:06:04 +0000

As part of her recent birthday gift, I’ve been redecorating Dot’s room, and this button monogram craft is front and center. With a name like that, you can imagine that polka dots were high on the list of themes. You’ll be seeing plenty of polka dot crafts here as I keep working to transform her bare room into something awesome. This was one of our first projects for the room, and the buttons have become a unifying factor in the various parts and pieces of the decor.

Related Pages: Alphabet Wall Art, Bulletin Board Decorating Ideas, Scrapbook Paper Wall Art

Button Monogram Shadowbox Craft

To make this monogram letter craft, you’ll need:

Shadow box
Hot glue
Pre-cut letter
Buttons!

How to make a button monogram

Start by removing the back from the shadow box. Lay it flat and then hot glue your letter into the center of it.

Make sure your letter isn't too thick, or you won't be able to get the glass back on your shadow box.

Once you’ve glued your letter in place, start adding buttons all around it. To fill in the gaps, it’s fine to glue buttons on top of others.

Different sized buttons give your monogram more dimension and character.

Make sure not to glue buttons too close to the edges, or your backing won’t fit back into the shadow box frame. (Trust me.)

Glue contrasting buttons on top of the letter.

I started out intending to cover the whole letter, but ended up spreading them out to be more like polka dots.

Place back into the shadow box and your monogram craft is done!

What I Learned the Hard Way: A lot! The first lesson was that the letter needs to be pretty thin (in depth), or else you can’t get the glass back on. Then I discovered that it’s harder than you might think to cover the entire letter. I did another one with black buttons in the back and white/clear buttons on the letter, and it just didn’t look nearly as cute as I’d hoped. Finally, I wasn’t able to stack the buttons two-deep on top of the letter, as I originally planned. Still, I think it turned out really cute, and the little ones can totally help if you use white glue instead of hot glue.

Printable Christmas Lettering

Wendy Piersall — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:45:02 +0000

Every season, I love to add to our printable letters category. Since Christmas is right around the corner (yay!), the need for beautiful Christmas lettering is here. I saw these beautiful wooden Christmas blocks over the weekend that were the inspiration for choosing this font, and I’m thinking I might just have to make some of them myself!

But these Christmas letters could be used for just about anything – Christmas cards, stencils, signs, embroidery initials… you name it. And I even went the extra mile on this set and included lowercase letters in addition to a captial letters set. Kind of a pain, but worth it for Christmas projects!

Christmas Alphabet Letters

More Christmas Printables

You might also like these printable gift box templates, Christmas coloring pages, Christmas pinwheels or all of our Christmas crafts for kids!

Circus Bubble Letters to Print

Wendy Piersall — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:25:28 +0000

Circus-style bubble letters to print and use as letter templates, banner lettering, or circus crafts. I’m also hoping someone throws a circus birthday party and sends me pictures of something cool they did with these letters!

You might also like our flaming letters, flower letters, or plain bubble letters, too!

Be sure to check out all of our bubble letters from the Woo! Jr. Kids Activities Network.

Flaming Text Printable Lettering and Free Font

Wendy Piersall — Mon, 11 May 2009 00:40:32 +0000

Printable letters are our most popular content, so we try to get new sets of cool letters up as often as possible. This is an awesome set of flaming text that would be great to use for t-shirts, car and pinewood derby models, or model rocket ships.

Download the Flaming Text font here.

Or turn these printable letters into fun printable crafts with these great Avery ink jet products:

Flaming Letter Set	Flaming Letter A	Flaming Letter B	Flaming Letter C
Flaming Letter D	Flaming Letter E	Flaming Letter F	Flaming Letter G
Flaming Letter H	Flaming Letter I	Flaming Letter J	Flaming Letter K
Flaming Letter L	Flaming Letter M	Flaming Letter N	Flaming Letter O
Flaming Letter P	Flaming Letter Q	Flaming Letter R	Flaming Letter S
Flaming Letter T	Flaming Letter U	Flaming Letter V	Flaming Letter W
Flaming Letter X	Flaming Letter Y	Flaming Letter Z

Be sure to check out the many sets of printable letters from all Woo! Jr. Network sites!