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Cursive LEARN

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Cursive LEARNDecorate a school classroom, homeschool room or kid's bedroom or play room with these felt ball LEARN letters! They fit any decor because you choose the pattern and colors to match your home and style perfectly :) The second photo shows all of the colors available and the third photo shows the patterns available. If you want a pattern that I haven't thought of, let me know and I can try to do it for you! NOTE If you are customizing the pattern

Decorate a school classroom, homeschool room or kid's bedroom or play room with these felt ball LEARN letters! They fit any decor because you choose the pattern and colors to match your home and style perfectly :) The second photo shows all of the colors available and the third photo shows the patterns available. If you want a pattern that I haven't thought of, let me know and I can try to do it for you!

NOTE------- If you are customizing the pattern (meaning anything from the pattern chart that is not exactly as shown), I will send a photo of your requested pattern and colors within 1-4 BUSINESS days of your order. Please be watching your Etsy messages and have notifications turned on! :) We can make minor edits to the letters at that time, in case you want to swap a color or adjust placement of a few of the felt balls. If you are not customizing, such as doing the Rainbow exactly as shown, no photo will be sent.

All letters are made from white PLA plastic and all felt balls are 2.5cm, though vary slightly because they are handmade. The white frame is just under 1 inch depth, so the felt balls peak out a little. This lets you see the felt balls from the side angle too! All letters will have a holes in the back for level hanging. The "L" will have two holes and the "earn" will have two holes, so grab a level and some small nails and a hammer. They are easy to hang and light enough that they don't need a stud!

The L measures about 12 inches tall and the overall width is 30 inches, but can vary a bit depending on how much space you choose to put between the L and the other letters, and if you let the L overlap beneath the e or have it beside the e like in a subsequent photo. Other sizes are not available because the design is based on the thickness of one felt ball and we are limited by the print bed of our 3D printer.

LOOKING FOR ANOTHER WORD? We can do any word or name you would like! We charge $10 more per letter for the design involved for custom words, so please contact me and I can set up a custom listing for your custom word! PLEASE DO NOT ORDER THIS LISTING FOR A CUSTOM WORD, I will have to cancel your order because it does not cover the design time involved for another word. Email me with questions! [email protected] - Amy -

WANT SOMETHING SIMILAR BUT LARGER TO MAKE A BIGGER STATEMENT ON YOUR WALL? Check out my felt ball block letters, they are fully customizable and any word is possible (with no added design fees!) Link to shop section: https://www.wooljamboree.com/collections/felt-ball-letters

 


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