Here is a darling idea from my sister-in-law. This could have your family's last name, or any variety of things in varying sizes of blocks. I love the sanded edges, pretty cute, huh?
Here is another option for family blocks. This sits on an empty shelf in our bathroom and is so
perky! Some of my other all-time favorite materials are scrapbook paper and mod podge. The possibilities are absolutely endless! All I did with this was cut wood blocks in varying sizes, painted them, mod podged scrapbook paper onto them and then stuck some vinyl on. You'll notice that the paper wrinkled a little bit on these blocks, but I've figured out how to fix that (these were a trial run:)). If you mod podge the paper onto the dry block, let it dry and then apply a thin coat of modpodge on top, it will dry smoothly. Add the vinyl on last and make sure the mod podge is completely dry or the letters will slide off. And that's it!
Here is a darling idea from my sister-in-law. This could have your family's last name, or any variety of things in varying sizes of blocks. I love the sanded edges, pretty cute, huh?
Here is another option for family blocks. This sits on an empty shelf in our bathroom and is so perky! Some of my other all-time favorite materials are scrapbook paper and mod podge. The possibilities are absolutely endless! All I did with this was cut wood blocks in varying sizes, painted them, mod podged scrapbook paper onto them and then stuck some vinyl on. You'll notice that the paper wrinkled a little bit on these blocks, but I've figured out how to fix that (these were a trial run:)). If you mod podge the paper onto the dry block, let it dry and then apply a thin coat of modpodge on top, it will dry smoothly. Add the vinyl on last and make sure the mod podge is completely dry or the letters will slide off. And that's it! 
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