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The Best Scrabble Tile Crafts You’ll Want to Try

Scrabble tile crafts are some of the easiest DIY projects you’ll ever do – here are 25 of the best ideas on the internet to get you inspired.

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Hello everyone! If you thought Scrabble was just a board game to flex your vocabulary muscles, hold onto your letter racks, because I’m about to show you a whole new game.

Scrabble tile crafts.

Remember the good old days of Scrabble battles, where ‘Qi’ and ‘Za’ were your secret weapons? Well, it’s time to dust off those tiles and gear up for a crafting adventure that’s just as fun (and far less likely to end in a family feud).

I recently dabbled in making Scrabble coasters – not exactly the Nobel Prize of crafting, but hey, we all start somewhere, right?

Turns out, these little lettered squares are like the Swiss Army knives of the crafting world.

They’re versatile, they’re quirky, and let’s be honest, they have a certain classic board game charm that’s hard to resist.

Now, before you panic about pilfering pieces from your family’s prized Scrabble set, let me put your mind at ease.

There’s a treasure trove of salvaged Scrabble letters out there in the wilds of Etsy and Ebay, just waiting to be transformed into something amazing.

You can also get bags of faux Scrabble tiles too! They’ve become so popular, they’re just made for crafts now. So you definitely don’t to raid the game.

I’ve scoured the crafting universe and pulled together 25 Scrabble tile craft ideas that are so ingenious, they’ll have you spelling ‘W-O-W’ in no time.

From chic home decor to personalized gifts that spell out just how much you care, these ideas are about to take your DIY game to a whole new level.

And don’t worry, there’s no triple word score or timer here – just you, your creativity, and a whole lot of fun waiting to happen.

Scroll down and let’s get those tiles spelling out something other than ‘Game Over’!” Let me know your favorite in the comments!

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DIY Scrabble Tile Craft Wall Art
artsycraftsymom.com

Nursery Wall Art

Oh my word this is so cute! I love the use of buttons for the rainbow.
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craftsbyamanda.com

Let It Snow Ornament

This is the first Scrabble tile Christmas ornament on the list. I love the snow on this one!
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DIY Valentine's Day Frame

Valentine’s Day Frame

Create a simple Valentine’s Day frame using patterned duct tape and Scrabble letters. Makes such a sweet gift!
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Steve Carrell

Tile Coasters

Making Scrabble tile coasters is easy! You can do this project in just a few minutes – and spell anything you like.
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anoregoncottage.com

Wreath Christmas Ornament

This is the second Christmas ornament on this list. Mini grapevine wreaths are a super cute base for the letters in this craft.
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Steve Carrell

Labeled Wood Crate

Use stencils and scrapbook paper to decorate a craft store wood crate. The letters come in handy for labeling with whatever you put inside.
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modpodgerocksblog.com

Napkin Rings

Use recycled paper towel and toilet paper rolls to make napkin rings. You’d never guess they were made for pennies! Perfect for the holidays.
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kidsactivitiesblog.com

Keychain or Backpack Charm

Use the tiles to make these fun keychains that work as backpack charms as well. Spell anything you like!
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DIY scrabble tile cuff links
www.hellowonderful.co

Cuff Links

These DIY cufflinks would look great with initials, and make perfect Father’s Day gifts.
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amber-oliver.com

Garden Markers

Label your garden or add some fun words to brighten up your flower pots. These are shown with larger letters, but your game tiles would work just as well!
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makeandtakes.com

Pendant Necklaces

These cute little pendants are great for necklaces, charms, and handmade gifts to give.
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DIY scrabble tile bracelet
www.housewifeeclectic.com

Tile Bracelet

Make a Scrabble bracelet to go with the necklace shown above.
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Give thanks scrabble tile wreath
Jen Hadfield

Burlap Wreath

Decorate any handmade wreath with the festive saying of your choice.
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How to Make a Scrabble Letter Board
Jen Hadfield

Letter Board

Instead of buying one of those felt letter boards, you can create a Scrabble one instead. I love this idea!
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Amanda Formaro

Refrigerator Magnets

Leave notes for family or play a game of Scrabble on your fridge with this craft idea.
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mycrazygoodlife.com

Customized Easter Baskets

Make custom bunting to label your Easter baskets. This could be used for any seasonal gift!
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www.mom4real.com

Christmas Ornament

Glittery ribbon, jingle bells and hot glue is all you need to create this ornament!
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seevanessacraft.com

Photo Holder

This idea uses both the Scrabble tiles and the tile trays. Such a cute gift idea for anyone.
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www.scrappygeek.com

Words With Friends Gift

You know that friend you always play against in Words With Friends? Create a cute framed gift for them. You could include words you think describe them—the possibilities are endless!
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Framed Scrabble Tile Decor!
Jen Hadfield

Wall Art

This would look great on a gallery wall with photos of you and your spouse, or your family!
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sugarbeecrafts.com

Name Plates

Your kids can help with this easy project. You could use these as place cards for holiday seating or as decoration in your child's room.
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buggyandbuddy.com

Picture Frame

This is a fun idea for a Mother's Day gift! Just put your favorite photo of you and your mom in the frame.
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thecavenderdiary.com

Mirror Frame

Turn a plain boring mirror into a fun conversation piece using Scrabble tiles! Looks great, doesn't it?
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www.houzz.com

Tile the Floor

Well, they are tiles, right? Why not tile your floor with them? The bathroom is the perfect place—you'll always have something to 'read'!
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If you enjoyed these crafts with Scrabble tiles, I’d love for you to check out these other ideas: