Last September I made Yarn Wrapped Letters for Fall and I just loved how they turned out! The project started out with a craft fail and then turned into one of my favorite projects to date. Shortly after I made them, a friend asked if I would make a set for her baby girl (see picture at the bottom of the post) and I loved how they turned out as well. So as soon as I became pregnant again, I knew I was going to have to make a set for my baby as well!
I bought from Amazon. It protects your work surface and the glue gun drips peal right off!
Now hang your letters in the nursery!
This is still little brothers room and this is his crib. Zoe will have big brothers old crib which is white. I will take better pictures when I put her room together!
Here are the letters I made from my friends baby Jane (they call her Janey). The butterfly is my favorite!

SO cute! How did you do the side ends?
I glued the yarn in a square spiral until the end was filled in. Hope that helps!
And its easier to start your spiral from the outside and work your way to the middle!
I really love this idea! Your letters look beautiful!
Oh my goodness, so cute! I'm making #1 and #2 share a room for now, so not so much decorating for me 🙂
Also curious about the ends…. Love the idea. Beautiful hand crafted art for baby`s nursery 🙂
This is such a sweet idea! Love it:)
Me encanta! El nombre que le vas a poner a tu hija me parece precioso. Enhorabuena!
Un beso enorme!
Ana.
Those are adorable! I am totally pinning this idea! 🙂
I find your letters lovely. And I understand that your babygirl's name will be Zoe? Here in the Netherlands we almost never tell the name of our baby to be born. For a couple of years ago we didn't even know if it was a boy or a girl. And if we knew than we didn't tell. I wish you a good pregnancy. Sandra
so sweet!!!
oh I love this!!! I need to do this for my living room!!!! It would be adorable over the couch, or under a family photo I think!!! So many great idea's!!!! thank you for sharing!!!!
These are really, really adorable!
How adorable are those. I love them. What a creative and nice idea 🙂
These are awesome, Sarah!! Your sweet daughter is going to have a beautiful room 🙂
wow, this is wonderful project, I love this idea thanks for sharing
Sarah – these are beautiful! I am suddenly thinking of all sorts of great ways to use yarn-wrapped letters!
(Sharing, of course!)
These will be perfect for our new nursery! I can't wait to start them. Love the added ribbon!
They are really cute! Now wishing for a baby girl! =)
What a wonderful idea!! I'm having a babygirl too, maybe I will make this for her…
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My daughter's name is Arabella, so it will take me a while to finish all those letters but more colors to work with so it's going to be fun. Thank you for the inspiration! <3
P.S. she will probably be 6 months by the time I'm done Lolol she is 4 months now. 😛
I love these!!! I'll have to do this whenever I have a little one!
cuuuute! how lovely are these! thank you for sharing!
I remember your fall letters and LOVED them. But I think the girly colors are even cuter! I showed this to my daughter and she loved them too. I'd just told her the day before that I wanted to put her name on her wall – Now I know how to execute that idea. Pinned! Gotta do this soon!
What a great idea. I LOVE you "f-a-l-l" design so much!
Love it!! Ready to get my Kamila's letter done! Please, share the pattern for the daisy and the butterfly and if you happen to have one for a dragonfly I will love too!!
Love it!! Ready to get my Kamila's letter done! Please, share the pattern for the daisy and the butterfly and if you happen to have one for a dragonfly I will love too!!
You can find whatever shapes you want to use in childrens colouring books, the black and white pictures provide an ideal template when glued onto card.
I love this idea! I am new to crafting but your idea inspired me to try this myself. I wonder how many yards of burlap fabric would I need for 6 frames and leave shapes?
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I adore the baby’s name wrapped in yarn. This is a perfect addition to our baby’s nursery. BTW, I use fire-resistant curtains in my baby’s room. Companies and individuals living in California are given registration certificates for authorized fire resistant chemicals by the office of the State Fire Marshal. In respect to that, the SFM has ordered that all fabrics in schools, dining establishments and places of public assembly be made with fire retardant material or treated using fire retardant chemicals that are approved.
Anyway, I love reading your blog. Thanks!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS!! I am currently working on something similar to the yarn letters !! I cannot stress how much I adore how you added to the letters !! But I am using the wood letters instead of cardboard letters. (Any suggestions)? Plus, I am having difficulty getting the yarn at the top and bottom of the letters. I was told to use a marker but I really don’t know how that would look ?! Especially being a beginner on this. What is your thoughts on putting a second layer of yarn onto letters? (The first layer is getting pretty fuzzy)