JanieH

I really love your letters. As a retired kindergarten/preK teacher, the use of tactile letters like this that kids can pick up, feel, trace, and manipulate is wonderful!

One suggestion - if your child has duplicate letters in his name, make the duplicates and put them up until he is ready to learn how to spell his name. They will be a great teaching tool!

JuneBillie

That is a great idea for those with children, and teachers with the younger grades.

ccthomas

Awesome project!

heather1949

Both Projects are awesome.

abdconsultant

ditto.......

MaggieLou

It's hard to tell from the pictures but how did you finish the inside of the letters like A and B? The opening isn't large enough to pink the edges.

lfstamper

Very nice...need to make these for my GD.

mommysewist

No I just trimmed them with regular scissors, leaving a bit of seam allowance. They were too small to pink.

MaggieLou

Thanks, mommysewist. I think I may try zigzagging around them to keep them from fraying.

joyful1

Thank you for posting such a great project. Have a cast on my right wrist/arm (yes, l'm right handed, lol), but I think I could prep all my fabric so I can make these when I can cut and sew again.