I made several for my cousin's little girls, Victoria ...
... and Alexi. These were both hinged, but it's nice that there's the option of displaying either way.
And for another cousin's new little baby boy, Parker.
I also made some full-name blocks for my aunts for their grandbabies.
I just made a separate one for each name, rather than hinging it.
And I selected different stitch fonts too.
And I also did one for each of my grandmas. The longer lettering allowed for more picture clips, which is great since they have lots of grandchildren!Check out my tutorial on how to make the photo clips and of course the Wooden Joy Banner to see how to make the hinged letter blocks.
I think the options for this idea are endless. I can see something coming up for Valentine's day already!
Thanks for visiting!!
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Those are so cute, I can't stand it!!! You do such beautiful work. :) Thanks for linking up. I just became a follower. Hope you have a great day!
ReplyDeleteYou can tell you put a lot of love into these--so much detail! I really want to try this! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteawww, so cute! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
gail
A-Dorable! I love them! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking!
so cute! thanks for linking!
ReplyDeleteI am featuring these tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI love these! I am into primitive style home decor and think I can incorporate these into my decor by using vintage photos in place of the letters! Thanks for the inspiration! I love your blog and have signed on to follow!
ReplyDelete~Donna
My Grandma would love one of those.
ReplyDeleteHi, Just wondering if I might be able to hire you to make one for my daughter's first birthday? I tried emailing you, but I got a bounceback.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Jessica
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