these letters turned out really cute and weren't too hard to make!
what you need:
wooden letters
fabric
glue / hot glue gun
buttons
first, choose what fabric you want for each letter
trace your letter over the fabric with pencil (back side) and cut about 1/2" - 1" around that line
that will be the main piece of fabric
you'll notice that this doesn't cover the curved parts of the letters very well
start from the top edge and work your way down, gluing only the edges of the fabric
you shouldn't need to glue the front of the letter to the fabric,
only the edges should be enough to hold it down
makes for a great present, though you probably want to make sure there is room for it in the nursery!
wooden letters
fabric
glue / hot glue gun
buttons
first, choose what fabric you want for each letter
trace your letter over the fabric with pencil (back side) and cut about 1/2" - 1" around that line
that will be the main piece of fabric
you'll notice that this doesn't cover the curved parts of the letters very well
for any edge that doesn't get covered by the original fabric, cut a piece of matching fabric to cover that part
even if the fabric has a pattern, it shouldn't show much because it's on the edge
overlapping on the back is fine
glue those curved edge pieces down first, then start on the main piece
start from the top edge and work your way down, gluing only the edges of the fabric
you shouldn't need to glue the front of the letter to the fabric,
only the edges should be enough to hold it down
once you get all your letters done, then you can add embellishments, like fabric flowers and buttons
to make fabric flowers, take a long, skinny piece of fabric and twist it,
then turn it around in a spiral gluing it along the way
now you're done!