Creating with Joy

Making a special shirt for a special someone for a very special occasion is really easy when you have  Joy® Iron-On embroidered letters... When you're the third brother, the third grandkid, the third grandson and... it's your birthday and you're turning three - it's a BIG deal and you need a special shirt! You will […]

Soccer Season is upon us...  Do you have your shirt ready? With Joy® Iron-on Embroidered Letters you'll be ready for Game Day in no time.  To make the "Little Soccer Fan" shirt you will need: Iron On Embroidered Letters - Cooper White Iron On Embroidered Letters - LetterShop White Cotton T-Shirt Set iron to cotton […]

Losing a tooth is always exciting for kids. After all, who doesn't want a visit from the Tooth Fairy, especially if she's bringing money? Make it even more fun with this cute tooth fairy box embellished with Joy® Embroidered Letters! This project is so easy to make by up-cycling a cardboard jewelry box. You will […]

Let everyone know not to disturb your little one's slumber with this cute moon and stars-themed door hanger. Materials: Joy embroidered letters Wood door hanger Craft paints Metal moon embellishment Gold glitter Adhesive foam dots Self-adhesive gems Liquid glue pen Mini glue dots Instructions: Paint the door hanger in a color that matches your nursery. […]

Make a set of DIY baby date blocks for the newest mother in your life. She can use them to count down to her delivery date, then again to celebrate each week of her baby's first precious year. You’ll need: JOY® embroidered iron-on letters and numbers Four, 4" Smoothfoam™ blocks Scrapbook paper Washi tape Découpage […]

In a few short weeks, I will be attending Boy Scout summer camp with my son and his troop. One of the Boy Scout's mottos is "Be Prepared." So I plan on being prepared with this personalized first aid kit!  Supplies needed: Joy embroidered iron-on numbers and letters Zippered pencil pouch Hot iron set to […]

Create this easy children's apron from a dish towel! Choose a checked grid pattern to make it easy to line up the letters. You'll need: - Dish towel - Joy Iron-on letters - 2 yards extra-wide double-fold bias tape - Felt pen - Iron, press cloth - Fabric glue After ironing the dish towel, cut out […]

I love all the different ways you can use Joy embroidered letters. I was recently given the task to create a Ring Toss game for my grandson's carnival-themed birthday party. After washing and spray-painting all the bottles, I needed a cute sign for the game. Joy letters to the rescue - I just adhered them to […]

Using Joy Embroidered Letters to customize a baby or toddler quilt is a snap - much easier than trying to embroider his name onto the binding or one of the bottom squares. What little boy doesn't want a favorite blankie? Having his name on it makes it so much better. I ironed on the Joy […]

Pin or frame a large piece of white felt to the wall in your kid's room and let them choo-choo-choose how to build a fun and colorful felt alphabet train to spell their name and lots of other words.  Felt lightly sticks to itself, even when hanging vertically on the wall, so you can easily […]

I've been working on projects for my grandson Connor's nursery.  I started with the letter "C" written in shades of blue buttons, glued to a painted gray canvas with white stars. Then I spelled his name in small wood letters on painted blocks. Really cute, but we needed more!  My daughter-in-law found a galvanized metal […]

Easter is almost here and Joy embroidered letters are the perfect way to personalize Easter gifts. Joy letters come in many fonts and colors so you can style the basket for just about any taste. The great thing about this basket? Your child can use it after Easter for toy or book storage. Supplies: Joy […]