Hey everyone! I’ve been seeing these Farmhouse Mini Stacked Books everywhere lately and I thought I’d experiment with making my own for a lot less. Today I’m sharing a tutorial on how to easily create your own. These mini books make the perfect filler for tiered trays or are cute as decor around the house.
Since it is the Spring, I decide to make my Farmhouse Mini Stacked Books have a Spring theme. There are so many different phrases you could put on them. I did ‘Fresh Cut Flowers’ and ‘Love Grows Here’.
Here are some other ideas:
Easter Eggs / Bunnies / Jelly Beans
Bless / My / Blooms
Fresh / Flower / Market
Bunny Kisses / and / Easter Wishes
Faith / Hope / Love
Peter / Cottontail / & Co.
April Showers / Puddles / Rain-boots
April Showers / Bring / May Flowers
Live Life / In Full / Bloom
Chicks / Bunnies / Easter Eggs
The supplies for this project are pretty straight forward:
Sponge Brush
Acrylic Paint
Wood Glue
Wood (1â³x 4â³ slat of wood- CUT TO 6â³ length pieces)
Baker’s Twine
Vinyl
First, you’ll want to paint your pieces of wood. I did about 3 coats on the white pieces and 2 coats on the pink.
Then, glue the wood pieces together with your wood glue. I would let them dry overnight.
Now, if you have a Cricut or Silhouette, this part will be a breeze. Otherwise, Hobby Lobby or various craft stores have stamping letters you can use instead. In Cricut Canvas, layout your phrases in the Typewriter font (or something similar). Be sure to measure your wood, so your lettering fits on it exactly and there isn’t any overlap.
I printed out my phrases on black vinyl on my Cricut.
Next, you’ll want to transfer the letters over to transfer paper and then adhere them to the wood.
Next, tie your bundles together with some bakers twine.
Now, place them on your tiered tray or around the house… you could even gift them! Aren’t these the cutest? I may have to make new ones for every season!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this Farmhouse Mini Stacked Books DIY. What would you put on your Spring books if you were to make some? Let me know in the comments!
If you’re looking for another DIY Tiered Shelf Filler post, check THIS one out:
