I hope you are all having a wonderful week so far! I have been super occupied getting my blog together. Doing the design myself has been super time consuming. I don’t know how these women do it for multiple blogs!
I took a little break from Addison’s party planning (even though I am so behind now) to work on my son’s room! I started these letters oh… like a year ago. Aubrey and I finally finished them!
These letters were seriously the hardest thing EVER to photograph. It’s rainy today and Aubrey’s room doesn’t exactly get a lot of natural light so it just wasn’t pretty when I photographed them in there. It just wasn’t working for me. But the letters turned out so fun! Aubrey LOVES them!
Earlier I took them off the wall to take them outside to photograph.. he was so concerned about his name. So cute!
These are so easy to make, and great if you want to get your little on involved!
Comic Book Letters
-Bought the letters from Hobby Lobby
-Got some old superhero comic books together and cut them up
-Used Mod Podge to apply the comic books papers to the letters
Then I hung the letters using the command Velcro strips
I only used one on each letter since they are so light and it has worked for me : )
Aubrey had so much fun making these and playing in the modge podge. I’m not sure if he had more fun painting it on, or peeling it off his hands when we were done! : )
Next thing I have planned for his room is a superhero quilt. Hoping to have that done by the end of summer! Don’t hold me to it though : )
Looking for more superhero projects? Check out my Comic Book Style Pillow!
These letters are awesome! And different than any others that I have seen before. Most letters I have seen just don’t screeam “BOY!” to me, but these definitely do. I will keep this in mind when my hubby and I begin our family. Great job!
Thank you so much! Anything boy is difficult for me. Give me fabric ruffles any day. Boys make you think.. both in life and in decorations, haha : )
That has to one of the coolest things ive seen for a boys room! I lov it!
Thank you! My son would agree.. or course I think it’s more batman and superman that he’s excited about, I can pretend it was my efforts though : )
Those are super cool, way to go mama!!
Thanks Jaime! :)
Ashley…I love it! What a great idea for a bedroom! So cute..love the comics- you are one crafty girl I tell ya!!
Thanks girl! Hope you are having a great night : )
OMGoodness, those turned out sooooo cute! I bet Aubrey is very proud of his awesome Mama!
Thank you : ) I don’t know if he’s proud of me… but he sure loves batman : )
Hi Ashley – I love these letters. Something a boy would love – totally. We are so used to seeing all the sweet letters – pick, damasked, glittered etc – it’s nice to see something different.
I signed up for your link party…
I am switching to WordPress…I know you love it. Do you see any difference in how you post? I admit that’s the one thing I’m scared of? Any other difference that you can see? Let me know.
Thanks again for hosting!
Linda
Thanks so much Linda! So glad to have you at the party : )
I use windows live writer for all my posts actually so it didn’t change that much. As for differences, there are quite a lot. It is a whole new game, but it’s not too hard to figure out. The difficult things I ran into were designing the blog myself and altering the appearance of the blog itself. As far as arranging your widgets and the layout, its not bad at all! When you make the switch let me know if you have any questions! I had a lot of people help me so I’d love to pass along what I have learned! Have a great day!
Those are so cool!! They would be perfect in my boys’ room. I have several “comic book covers” (actually a calendar) that I framed in their room, just posted about it last week, too. :)
I saw those! I bought some pictures from etsy a while back I need to hang. They are little lego looking superhero guys. I feel like I live on superhero planet sometimes!
These looks fabulous Ashley!!! My son would LOVE these! :)
Thanks Bonnie! I think my son loves these more than me sometimes, lol. Anything with batman, superman, and spiderman is number 1 in his book… haha!
This is such a great idea and it turned out so cool looking! Lucky boy!
Thank you so much Diane!
Too cute! Love this idea- never would have thought to use old comics!
Thank you! : ) Have a wonderful weekend!
Completely and utterly awesome, Ashley!! My son would flip over these!! :)
Thanks Michele! My son is kind of obsessed with them… of course. batman is #1 around here! : )
Absolutely Fabulous! I want to do this for both of my sons!
Thank you! I might have to send some to my nephew now for his birthday! : ) Luckily his name is only 4 letters!
I want an excuse to make these! Gotta love Modge Podge :)
They are such a great gift! I found the old comics in the vintage section of etsy for just a few dollars!
To borrow from the vernacular of my teen years — Totally Awesome!
Thanks so much! : ) Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Found you via chic on a shoestring….so cute! I’m going to have to do this for my little superhero’s room. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you! So glad you stopped by : )
Love this idea. My college aged son is a serious comic book collector. This gives me an idea for his dorm room for next year!
Thanks Carol! I’d love to see what you do : )
So fun!! I’ve featured on FB and pinned!
Thanks girl! : )
These are so fun! Especially for our little boys! We’d love if you came and shared this on our link party “Strut Your Stuff Saturday.” Have a great weekend! -The Sisters
http://www.sixsistersstuff.com/2012/05/strut-your-stuff-saturday-link-party_25.html
I love these! Unfortunately, I have no little boys…or children for that matter! So these may have to make an appearance in my crafting bubble instead! Win!
Thanks Chelsea! You could totally put these anywhere! My husband loves theme even though he’s not a big comic person… I guess guys just can’t deny comic books in the end though!
How SUPER cool are those name letters?! What a lucky boy.
Thanks Laura! Hope you enjoy your Sunday!
I can’t wait to see the quilt and I LOVE these letters. So cool !
Thank you so much! I hope to quilt turns out like I have planned… I’m a little nervous about it!
Those are AWESOME! I love the vintage look of the paper! My boys would LOVE this. Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks so much Erin! You can’t go wrong with superheroes and boys! : )
Oh my gosh, this is so great, I love it!! My sons would go crazy for it. I might have to give it a try!
Thank you! I’d love to see what you do if you make some! : )
Super cute, Ashley! I love those velcro strips too – they’re what I used to hang the “R-E-A-D” letters in our library area. Thanks so much for sharing! I bet they look awesome in the room!
Thanks Roeshel! Velcro strips are AWESOME! Especially since we are still renting! : ) Plus they are just plain easier!
These are amazing! I think these have inspired to me to make a set for my house [and my superhero obsessed boyfriend!]
Thank you so much! : ) Make sure and send me a pic if you made some! I’ll be sure and share with my readers!
What a lovely letters, great idea, it’s wonderful, congratulations. well done.
Thank you so much!
The letters are awesome! Maybe one day I’ll have a boy to make them for. :) Thanks for sharing at my Pinteresting Party this week.
Thanks Lauren!
Hi. I think you’re awesome. And so is this. That’s all. :)
Oh and thanks for linking at Shine on Fridays. I’m glad to be your nerdy superhero friend.
Thanks Amy! : ) Thank you for hosting!! Yes superhero friends, we.are.awesome! : )
What kid wouldn’t love these?! Comic book pages are quite the draw with nostalgic adults as well. You nailed it with these!
Liz
Thanks so much Liz!
I’m surrounded by boys in this house (2 sons, 1 stepson, and my boyfriend) so I welcome any and all super rad boy crafts! I love these letters!
haha, that is a lot of boys! Thanks for stopping by : )
Cool idea! What little boy wouldn’t love these? Thanks for sharing your project.
Thanks Beth! My son LOVES them.. of course anything with a superhero is good for him! : )
Great idea!! All three of my boys would love these! I will be featuring these at our party tomorrow morning. YAY! Thanks so much for partying with us!:)
My boys would love these for their room! What a great idea, they turned out amazing.
These look so great! Sometimes it’s hard to do crafty stuff like this for boys, but you did a great job with these letters using comics! Thanks so much for linking up to A Pinteresting Link Party!
Thanks Liz! I definitely struggle making things for my son! They just don’t like ruffles, lol
I love your mod podged letters! I just saw them featured at Craftionary…congrats. I’d love it if you would share them with our readers at our All Star Block Party. We are a group of 5 blogs sharing 1 link party. Your link would show up on all 5 blogs.
Shasta
http://intheoldroad.blogspot.com/2012/06/its-time-for-all-star-block-party.html
Thanks so much! I missed it this week, I’ll have to catch the next party : )
I love them! Featuring you tomorrow! XO, Aimee
Thanks again Aimee!! : ) Hope you are off to a great start this week!
Hey Ashley! Great project! I actually just made this for my boyfriend as a half birthday gift (yes, we celebrate half birthdays). However, i put my own little spin on it. Let me know if you’d want to see a picture of it! great job again!
oh I’d LOVE to see it!! You can either email it to me: ashley.cherishedbliss {at} gmail {dot} com or post it on my facebook wall : ) http://www.facebook.com/cherishedbliss! So excited to see!!
Really, really clever. SUPER cute. Tee hee.
Just love these …
:)
Linda
Thanks Linda! So glad you like them : )
Love these! I have a little boy on the way and hope I can use this idea in the future! :-)
Congrats! You will definitely have plenty of superheroes in your future, that I can assure you!!
you did a great job wrapping these and they look great!!
Thanks so much Amy!
Loove these! I have boys but I am going to make one for myself with my favorite comic strip!
What a fun idea! I’d love to see what you do! : )
Ya, this is pretty awesome! :)
Thanks so much Hilani!
What a GREAT idea! I would have never thought to use comics. I love it. Found you at Jaqs Studio link up–I’m a new follower.
Thanks Pam! Sorry for the late reply. Just got moved and had family in. So glad to have you! looking forward to blogging with you : )
Love this idea! What kind of modge podge glue did you use.? And did you put it over or under the comic paper????
Thank you Alice! : ) I used a matte finish modge podge. I Put a layer of the modge podge under the comic strip, then after that dried I put a layer on top to seal it. Let me know if you have any other questions!
These are very cool! I want to make them for my nephews 10th birthday. I’m on the hunt for Pokemon comic books! Thanks for sharing!
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Am so going to try to make for my grandson’s room who is a huge super hero’s fan. I am not “crafty” but feel as though this I can do. Thank you for sharing
Hi! I LOVE these letters! Great job! Just curious where you got the comic books from?
Thanks!!
Thanks so much : ) I actually ordered them from etsy. They were missing the covers which was fine for me, so I got like 3 comic books for $5 I think. You have to keep an eye out, but I still some on there occasionally : ) Ebay might be a good place too!
I am redoing my sons room. I can across this and loved it! I am going for old superhero theme so you see how much I love this project it’s perfect. I did have a question, could I use a thin fabric ? Do you know where I could find old comic books?
I am so excited to do this:)
Thanks a Ton
-Whitney
Whitney, you could definitely use fabric! I found mine on etsy. I’ve also gotten some at garage sales, but that is kind of hit or miss. Good luck and I’d love to see how yours turns out!
These are awesome! I would like to make some for my son for his birthday. Did you sand or paint the letters first, or just Modge Podge, apply the comics, and Modge podge again? Did you cut the paper to go just to the edge of the letters or did you wrap it around? Thanks for your help!
Hi Sarah, I didn’t sand them, everything is still sticking great after a few years! I did one layer of the mod podge, then layed the comics over it gently smoothing out wrinkles then did another layer over that. As far as the edges go, I just kinda folded it over when necessary, mine aren’t perfect at all, but you really can’t tell unless you are specifically looking for it! I just stuck some paper on there until it was all covered. If I had a lot of excess I did trim that off though.
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