FIND OF THE WEEK // Scrabble Tiles
A few weeks ago I bought two bags of scrabble tiles at the Ventura Antique Flea Market (they were $4 each). I have already had so much fun playing with these around the house and my husband keeps laughing at all of the messages I have been leaving for him. It feels a little bit like texting but it’s a lot more fun.
One of my favorite things about using scrabble tiles is that they have so many functions! From leaving sweet notes to using them as place cards, the options are endless. When I had a dinner party last week, I used these scrabble tiles as place cards which were a huge hit! (Just be careful that you don’t invite too many guests with the letters x and z as there are only one in a set. Fortunately, I have four sets of tiles so I can invite our friends Zach, Zane, Alex, Max, Jaxson and Zander to the same party.)
You can also leave inspirational messages by the front door when your husband has a big presentation for a new client.
Or celebrate that it’s Friday!
I just wonder how long it will be before my sweetie leaves a message for me!
P.S. How cute is my “Saeta Party of 5” sign from The Painted Nest?! I LOVE it!
Find:
Where:
Venture Antique Flea Market
How Much:
$4
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Such cute ideas! Love the blog!
Thank you so much, Paige! It makes me so happy to hear people are loving the blog!
This is the cutest idea!
Thanks, Claire! I thought so too!
LOVE!! The tiles and that sign! Thanks for sharing ????????
Thanks, Heather!
Adorable! I need those tiles❤️ Reminds me of playing with my precious grandma!
Doesn’t it? You can find them at lots of flea markets!
What a cute idea and awesome find!
Thanks, Kaitlin! I highly recommend them! My husband does too! Ha!
How cute! Those tiles are essential for me. It brings me happy memories of spending time with my beloved granny. As you guide a ball down an infinite slope in slope, speed poses a threat. Time moves on, and obstacles challenge your reflexes and concentration by coming at you faster. How much longer can you endure before the relentless pace and many difficulties become too much?