This DIY framed monogram basically set the entire theme for my rustic wedding. It was the first “official” wedding decor that I made after we had set a wedding date - and I loved the way it turned out! I couldn’t find a frame size that I liked, so I ended up buying a black diploma frame from Home Goods and spray painted it white. The only downfall to that option was that the diploma frame didn’t have a built-in stand because it was meant to hang on the wall, so I had to look for a stand to hold this up the day before the wedding!
The inspiration for this came from Love Of Family & Home - and this was all over Pinterest, too. I purchased the burlap fabric, wood letter, and paint from Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts. I basically followed each step exactly how it’s listed in that post, except I didn’t use the same paint colors (something similar though).
Supplies
Frame, burlap, wooden letter, paint, paintbrush, hot glue gun, scissors
Steps
- Paint the letter as desired (I followed the instructions above).
- Take apart the frame and cover the frame board with the burlap.
- Hot glue the burlap to the frame board. I basically pretended as if I was gift wrapping the board, and glued the burlap to the back of the board.
- Put the frame back together (without the glass).
- Place the letter as desired in the center of the frame.
- Hot glue the letter onto the burlap.
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