If you love confetti crafts, try this easy monogram letter art! This technique can be used with a variety of letters, numbers, and shapes.
Skills Required: None. Even if you’ve never crafted before, you’ll be able to do this project. You’ll be applying confetti to paper with Mod Podge.
Hey, hey! Jessica here from The Confetti Bar, the coolest confetti shop on the block, where we believe happiness should be celebrated! Since I believe everything is better with confetti, a cute piece of letter wall art is no exception.
As you can imagine, a purveyor of confetti loves a good celebration and, along with that, party crafts! This would be a fun activity at a birthday party, with each person customizing their own letter.
Best part? This technique can be used with a variety of letter, numbers, and shapes! If you are looking for some confetti crafts to try – this is a perfect place to start!
\It’s fun for both kids and adults . . . it would also be an awesome summer craft idea for littles to try.
Get the printable how to below:
Confetti Letters
Equipment
Materials
- Printed image on a sheet of cardstock
- Confetti!
- Mod Podge
Instructions
- Print out a letter on your computer using the font of your choice. Turn it light gray.
- Start by painting the letter with Mod Podge, using a medium coat and working quickly.
- Sprinkle some confetti on top, pressing down to get as much to stick to the Mod Podge as possible.
- Shake off the excess confetti and let dry for a an hour or so.
- Add a second coat of Mod Podge over the confetti that’s already stuck, sprinkle on more confetti, tap off excess, and let dry overnight.
We’ve got you covered with lots of fun colored confetti mixes in our shop, but if you want something extra cool we also specialize in custom confetti! You can also check out our blog for more fun (like this rad confetti table)!
