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Monograms

Monograms

Don’t have the perfect embellishments for your theme? Not sure what to do with your pictures? Monograms are the embellishment for that layout!

A monogram is a large letter. It will add to your page and take the place of titles and embellishments!

Here are some ideas for creating monograms:

* Stencils - make your own by using all of those templates you have stored away! Trace the letter and cut it out. You can also purchase cardboard stencil letters at office supply stores and in most school supply aisles. You can decorate the cardboard stencils by painting, inking, chalking and covering with patterned paper!

* Letter Stickers – This is a GREAT way to use up all of those stickers that you don’t have enough to create a whole word!

* Computer generated – make a monogram using your computer. If you use reverse printing you will get the negative space inside the letter so the color of paper you are printing on will show through instead of a black letter.

* Rub on transfers - you can also add these to a photo

* Iron on fabric letters

* Stamps- use paint or ink

If you are wandering how to use these monograms on your page, here are some ideas:

* Names – the first letter of the persons name

* Months – “J” for January

* Seasons – “s” for summer

* Places – cities or countries

* Events – “E” for Easter, “C” for Christmas, etc

* Emotions – “h” for happy

* Things – animals, flowers, toys, insects, vehicles, etc

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