Martha Stewart Weddings, Fall 2004
Personalize the entrance to the ceremony or reception in an instant with store-bought wooden initials. To display, loop wide satin ribbon around each letter. Knot ribbon at least one foot above letter, leaving ends long enough to create a bow (for letters that aren't easily looped, hot-glue ribbon to letter's back, and tie into a knot); hang on an over-the-door hanger. Tie ribbon ends into a bow and trim with pinking shears. Attach self-adhesive felt pads to backs of letters to protect door.
I have used these in the past (available in black or white): http://nexxt.com/products/font%2dblack-.html
pekkle6n: For letters like H and N there are usually small holes set into the backs of these letters. Instead of lopping the ribbon through the letter itself you can tie small knots at the ends, and pushing the knots into the back holes should hold. You can then tie a knot/ bow at the top making at slight triangular shape off of the top of the letter.
I found letters at papersource, michaels and acmoore.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to hang a H or N?
Where do you find letters?
Drill a [filtered word] through the top of the T or put hang the ribbon around the intersection of the perpendicular lines
Any suggestions on how to hang the letter T? I would use the first letters of the bride and grooms name.
Should I use the first letter of the bride's name and the first letter of the groom's name?
You can get these letters at a craft store or maybe a hardware store. They would most likely come unfinished nor painted.
Where can you buy these letters? Can I get them online?