You've all seen the trendy letter boards and light boards from Letterfolk and Heidi Swapp, and don't get us wrong, they're pretty awesome. I mean, they're what inspired us to create a hybrid of the two!
You'll also need some transparency sheets, sandpaper and a pair of scissors.
Step 1. Take your dowels, and measure them against your plywood board, marking the width with a pencil.
Step 2. Cut the dowels with a handsaw or chop saw (or a very, very industrial pair of clippers). Sand the ends lightly until smooth.
Step 3. Using some E6000 glue, glue your dowels onto the board, spacing equally depending on how many lines of text you want.
Step 5. Start by cutting your transparency sheets into strips that fit in between your dowels. Then place the letters onto the strips you just cut, leaving enough space in between letters for equal spacing.
Step 6. Once you have all the letters cut out, time to play!
Now it's time to think of some snarky (or cute) quotes, and put 'em on display!
We'd love to see your own take on this DIY, so if you make it, share it! Tag your projects with #rayandablog
#sayitwithwords
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