Scrabble squares
11-10-2013, 06:17 AM
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I have not been able to find the site that Jenny Doan referred to but I did find this site that would allow you to make your own crossword puzzle. You could do that for the arrangement and simply transfer over to your Scrabble board. Also, you could always print on fabric or create stencils and paint on fabric. There are several fonts you can download here that are in Scrabble style. I have put this on my to do list after the 10 I already have requests for from my grandchildren.
11-10-2013, 08:48 AM
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Jenny Doan uses a layer cake that is different colors of beiges and tans. She found a font like Scrabble and printed out the letters the size she needed. She used Wonder Under (?) and put it on the back of Kona Black. She cut the letters out and ironed them on to the pieces of layer cake to make words. It's pretty cute. I bet if you go to YouTube and put 'Jenny Doan Scrabble Quilt', it'll come up. Good luck.
11-11-2013, 05:16 AM
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The web address to print out your own personal scrabble quilt was sent to me from a request i sent to Missouri Star, because I couldn't find it either. Here it is and it is so neat!!!
worksheetstheteacherscorner.netmake-your-own/crossword
worksheetstheteacherscorner.netmake-your-own/crossword
11-11-2013, 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Pam S
I've done 3 Scrabble quilts - the first was such a hit, I had to make 2 more. A word of advice: each panel contains the same number of tiles as a Scrabble game so you will probably want to order 2 panels in order to not run out of letters, unless you want to stick to the game rules.
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