Scrabble Ornaments Tutorial

Create personalized scrabble tile ornaments for family and friends this Christmas.
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Personalized Scrabble Ornaments are simple to make and fun, too! They can also be used on packages as a gift tag that doubles as an extra gift.

close up of scrabble ornament spelling out the name Olivia.
Use Scrabble tiles to create sweet ornaments for your little ones!

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Scrabble Ornaments

These Scrabble tile ornaments are fun and easy to make and you can make them as simple or elaborate as you like.

Whether you hang them on the tree or add them to gifts, they are a wonderful holiday craft project!

close up of scrabble ornament spelling out the name Addie.

If you have an old Scrabble game you don’t use anymore, you can repurpose the pieces from that. If not, the tiles are available in craft stores and online.

Materials

Here is what you will need for materials:

  • Scrabble craft tiles
  • hot glue gun (I like to have a paper plate to rest mine on)
  • 1/2″ wide ribbon
  • scissors
  • ornament hangers
  • embellishments (optional)
  • Sparkle Mod Podge and paintbrush (optional)

Instructions

Please note, because of the hot glue, this is not a project I would recommend for young children. Get them involved in finding the letters, choosing the ribbon and things like that. Once assembled, kids can help by brushing the sparkle Mod Podge over the tiles.

  1. Arrange the tile vertically and then measure the length of ribbon needed as the “backing” and leave a little extra space on top (if desired) for embellishments.
  2. To make the ornament more sturdy, double the ribbon on top of itself.
  3. Next, place the ornament holder into the loop of the ribbon and glue to secure it.
  4. Now fold the ribbon back onto itself, using the glue gun to adhere it together.
  5. After that, add the tiles to the ribbon starting from the bottom up.
  6. In the space that is left at the top, add other ribbon or embellishments, if you like.
  7. Finally, you can brush a light coat of Sparkle Mod Podge over the tile. This makes the Scrabble ornament sparkle a little on the Christmas tree.
personalized scrabble tile ornaments on a white background

Simple right? They can also serve as a way to mark which stocking belongs to each family member!

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Scrabble Ornaments Tutorial

Create personalized scrabble tile ornaments for family and friends this Christmas.
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Equipment

  • hot glue gun (I like to have a paper plate to rest mine on)
  • scissors

Materials

  • Scrabble craft tiles
  • ½" wide ribbon
  • embellishments optional
  • Sparkle Mod Podge and paintbrush optional
  • ornament hangers

Instructions

  • Arrange the tile vertically and then measure the length of ribbon needed as the “backing” and leave a little extra space on top (if desired) for embellishments.
    ½" wide ribbon
  • To make the ornament more sturdy, double the ribbon on top of itself.
  • Next, place the ornament holder into the loop of the ribbon and glue to secure it.
    ornament hangers
  • Now fold the ribbon back onto itself, using the glue gun to adhere it together.
  • After that, add the tiles to the ribbon starting from the bottom up.
    Scrabble craft tiles
  • In the space that is left at the top, add other ribbon or embellishments, if you like.
    embellishments
  • Finally, you can brush a light coat of Sparkle Mod Podge over the tile. This makes the Scrabble ornament sparkle a little on the Christmas tree.
    Sparkle Mod Podge and paintbrush

Notes

Please note, because of the hot glue, this is not a project I would recommend for young children. Get them involved in finding the letters, choosing the ribbon and things like that. Once assembled, kids can help by brushing the sparkle Mod Podge over the tiles.
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  1. This is such a cute idea! Scrabble is my favorite board game and it never occurred to me to make personalized ornaments with the scrabble tiles.

  2. I’ve made these scrabble tile ornaments before & made them gift tags for family & friends for Christmas. I love your blog! The garlic cheese bombs are a family favorite! Merry Christmas!

  3. We have scrabble pieces all over the house because my kids have gotten tired of playing. This is a great diy project and great way to reuse :0

  4. I have been looking for some quick and easy ornaments for Christmas gifts for my coworkers and these are perfect!! Thank you for the inspiration!

  5. I love the Scrabble Ornaments,so cute! It inspires me to have a board game inspired Christmas tree with different board game ornaments,this would be fun to do with the kids.

  6. What a great Christmas craft! I have a friend who is obsessed with Scrabble. I’d love to make her one of these with her name.

  7. As a fan of the game of Scrabble I am tickled to see an ornament that you can make using Scrabble tiles. It would look so cute hanging on the tree and you could spell out whatever you wanted! Love it!

  8. We are making these ornaments Friday, I had no idea there was glitter mod podge. I need to browse Hobby Lobby soon!

  9. So many fun craft ideas here that are unique and I’m sure my grandchildren would really enjoy, thanks!

  10. I love the idea of the scrabble ornaments. I can think of a number of sayings, including names. They would also make nice name tags on gifts.

  11. I think this is a wonderful idea!. Plus our family used to play Scrabble all the time back in the day!

  12. The Scrabble ornaments are a great idea! Especially for names that aren’t usually on premade personalized gifts.

  13. These are so cute for a project that you can start and finish pretty quickly. Using the ribbon to build your word is a lot easier than what I was thinking before I read the directions, I thought you just glued the tiles together.

  14. This looks super simple! I’ve never used mod podge before. I don’t have any of that around the house, I wonder if I could use regular clear glitter glue?

  15. My family loves scrabble so I’m definitely going to make them these ornaments they are going to get a kick out of them

  16. I would love to make these for all of my sons and granddaughters. My granddaughters would enjoy making the pine cone ornaments also.

  17. Super cute! I wish I would have thought of this when my children were little; it would have been a great project for them to help make. My now-teenagers, would give me an eye roll if I tried to make one for each of them now. Maybe this will be a grandmother project someday 🙂 Thanks!

  18. 5 stars
    I like this Scrabble ornament project. Easy craft to do with the kids and we made some for their cousins, too. Thanks for the tutorial.

  19. I have purchased multiple old Scrabble games to have lots of Scrabble tiles on hand to craft with and Christmas ornaments is on the top of the list. Thank you for another cute idea. Maybe the kids could make their own for their Christmas tree!

  20. I come across old scrabble games occasionally. I will have to pick them up to create such cute things. Thank you for sharing this with us.