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Nursery wall letters are a popular and easy way to add some glamour to your nursery walls. They come in all shapes and sizes, from large to small, simple to elaborate, striped to dotted. No matter what your nursery design you can find nursery letters to match.

On this page I have put together a huge selection of wall letters from baby nursery decor stores all over the internet, resulting in one of the biggest selections you'll find online.

And if you are feeling creative and you want to make your own nursery letters, you'll find lots of ideas on how to do that here too!



You'll find a huge and varied selection of nursery letters below. Click through the pages until you see something you like. Even if it isn't perfect it's worth going to have a look. Many of the letters are hand painted to order and can be customized with various ribbons and other details to match the rest of your nursery wall art perfectly!





Nursery letters are fun and inexpensive to make. Here are some ideas for adding handmade nursery letters to your baby nursery decor...

• Paint Your Letters

  The easiest way to add your own baby room wall letters is to paint them directly onto the wall. If you are feeling ambitious you can paint them free-hand and even incorporate them in a border as shown on the left.
  
  If you are a little less adventurous you can simply use a stencil.
  
  

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• Stick Your Nursery Letters

Another easy option is to use nursery wall stickers. They come in many different colors and fonts. The wall in this picture was decorated using wall stickers.

You could also cut out your own nursery letters from a variety of wall papers that complement your theme. Just stick them up using wall paper paste.



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• Paint Your Own Wooden Letters

If you want the classic hanging wall letters, you can make these yourself easily too. Buy plain wooden letters from your local hardware or craft store and paint them to match your baby nursery decor using acrylic paints.

First give them a once over base coat, front and back, then add details such as polka dots or stripes in accent colors. You can add whatever ribbon or trimming you like for hanging them.

The letters in this picture were hand painted by a mom who couldn't find baby room wall letters in the right colors to complement her nursery wall art.

Another variation on this option is to cover the wooden letters with fabric or wall paper off cuts.



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• Create Letter Blocks

These very effective nursery letters were created by covering basic wooden blocks with various patterned papers and then sticking painted wooden letters on top - simple. You could also cover the blocks with nursery fabrics.



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• Framed Nursery Letters

Framed nursery letters are easy to make. Find a few inexpensive wooden frames and paint them using acrylic paints.

Make a coordinating background for your letters using fabric, wall paper or card stock.

Use your computer word processing program to print out letters in a font and size that you like. Trace these letters onto a selection of cardstock or fabric and cut them out. You can decorate them with acrylic paints if you don't want them plain. Stick these letters onto your background and frame!



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• Stuffed Fabric Wall Letters

If you are good with a sewing machine you can sew letters from coordinating fabrics and stuff them.



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• Embroidery Hoop Nursery Wall Letters

If you are a whizz with a needle you can stretch fabric swatches over embroidery hoops and embroider or cross stitch nursery letters on the fabric. Hang the hoops on the nursery walls. (You can buy plain wooden hoops and paint them with acrylic paints to match your nursery walls.)

If you're having trouble getting started with your baby room, don't miss my FREE Step by Step Nursery Design eCourse. One at a time I'll take you through all the decisions you need to make in order to arrive at the best baby room design for you.









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