Moss covered letters

Moss is so amazing detail in the spring decorations. You can do a lot of things with moss. Decorations with moss look very fresh and natural. The green

I am pretty obsessed with monograms. I have lots of letters adorning everything from papers to fabric and of course decor accents all throughout my home. A while ago I made this moss covered letter as a tutorial for a wedding project but I loved it so much that I hung it in my home!...Read More

Moss covered letters are a great detail to your wedding day. They are not only a personal touch, but also add another element to the florist and greenery perspective. In my DIY for moss covered letters, you'll see for our wedding they were used as decor for doors and windows and were our monogram for Jackson. Not only can they be used as last name monograms, but also as the bride and groom's first name, table numbers, or cute messages. They also can be used to cover frames or pots holding…

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1). First, draw your letter on a piece of cardboard. It's okay if you mess up because you are going to be covering it with moss anyway. It may help to use a ruler for any straight lines or to make guides for curves (I made a C for my mom and a D for one of my sisters to cut out and used a ruler to make sure my curves were the same width where I started as they were at the end). 2) Cut your letter out using scissors or a box cutter. I was lazy and didn't feel like getting up to get my box…

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Learn how to make a moss covered monogram - perfect for a child's woodland themed nursery or rustic wedding decor.

DIY Moss Covered Letters - A quick and simple project, a fun touch for parties, holidays and seasonal decor with a short list of supplies.