Halloween Letter Board Ghost

How to Make a Halloween Letter Board Ghost

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Do you have a letter board? When I first saw them making the decor rounds a few years ago I knew I had to have one. I waited until they were relatively inexpensive and picked one up and haven't looked back.

I also bought a few packages of letters, numbers, and symbols, because well, you need accessories in life even if it is for your letter board.

I use mine all the time for birthdays, holidays, and more and a few months ago I saw a super cute ghost on a letterboard. I studied it hard (beads of sweat on my forehead hard), grabbed my letters, numbers, and symbols and got busy and I'm sharing it today as part of this month's Thrifty Style Team blog.

Head to the bottom of this post to see all of the other wonderful and thrifty things the rest of the team is sharing. 

Things to Remember When Making Your Letter Board Ghost

This isn't exactly rocket science (I so wish I was a rocket scientist...but I digress) and was really easy to make, you just have to be sure you keep a curved, roundish style on the top for the ghost head and straight sides.

Other than that, just add letters, numbers, and symbols until you have the look you like. 

How To Make a Letter Board Ghost - Boo


Rather than show you step-by-step via pictures, I thought a video would be more helpful and it's only about 30 seconds long and you can pause it if you need to so you can follow along and make one yourself.

How To Clean a Letter Board

One more thing, before you get started making your ghost, I wanted to share a simple way to clean a letter board. 

Use compressed air. That's it. Point the air toward each little slat/opening and spray away. In no time your letter board is clean and ready for a new design.

So how easy was this? 

Now, for the rest of the amazing Thrifty Style Team member shares for this month and remember you can see the rest of my Thrifty Style posts by clicking here


Thrifty Spooky Halloween Corner from Redhead Can Decorate
Framed Mirror Tray from 2 Bees in a Pod
Step Stool Makeover from Bliss Ranch
Fall Leaf Candleholders from Chatfield Court
Thrifty Homemade Candles from Cottage at the Crossroads
Painting an Antique Cabinet in a Bold Blue from DIY Beautify
Fall Crafts Using Spray Paint from Duke Manor Farm
Fishing Basket Turned Fall Door Decor from I Should Be Mopping the Floor
DIY Hanging Basket from a Placemat from Jennifer Rizzo
DIY Watercolor Sheet Music Leaves from Postcards from the Ridge
Tomato Cage Pumpkin from Salvage Sister and Mister
Embroidery Hoop Halloween Wreath from The Creek Line House
Vintage Kitchen Counter Step Stool Makeover from The DIY Village
Halloween Letter Board Ghost from The How-To Home
DIY Halloween Candy Dispenser with Jack O' Lantern Eyes Printable from Unskinny Boppy
Simple Eucalyptus Garland from What Meegan Makes

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  4. Aww, Mary Beth, this is just the cutest!!

  5. What a fun idea for Halloween! I never would have thought of this. Thanks for the video, too.

  6. Kristi Dominguez says:

    This is such a fun and clever idea ! I love the tip on cleaning the letter board! I'll have to remember that!

  7. laura janning says:

    As I read you post I am looking at a letterboard ...in the box. gonnna get it now. thanks!

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  9. Jane Windham says:

    This letterboard is just the cutest! Oh my gosh! Your video player on the side is showing m how to use a bow maker that I bought years ago but I forgot how to use it! Now I know where the directions are!!! (Sorry! I get distracted easily!)

  10. OH MY GOSH! That is just too stinkin' cute, Mary Beth!!

    1. Mary Beth says:

      Thank you so much, Diane!!!