Free Printable Block Letters Alphabet: Perfect for DIY Signs & Banners! – Tip Junkie (2024)

Are you in a rush to create a standout banner or sign? Our “free printable letters” in a block font are your quick-fix solution. Featuring the full “printable alphabet letters” from A to Z, numbers, and punctuation marks, this timeless uppercase font gets the job done in minutes.

These “block letters alphabet” printables are a crafter’s delight. They’re not just free but also fully customizable for any message you want to display. Choose your paper color, print only the letters you need, and get ready to spell out your heart’s desire.

❤ Print Free Files Here:
A-Z Alphabet Outline Template(44363 downloads),
1-9 Number Outline Template(8718 downloads),

Free Printable Letters

Discover the ease of crafting with our alphabet-free printable letters from TipJunkie. Just hit print on these free files:

• A-Z Alphabet Outline Template
• 1-9 Number Outline Template

Download them instantly and print them out for any event, party, or holiday celebration. Your creativity is the limit! {happy dance}

Tips and Tricks:Print out a phrase in your party theme like I did with SERVE to remind your guests the purpose of your event. Other ideas are to personalize the table banner into the guest of honors name or event name. For this table I did WELCOME above the table and the party theme below the table.

6 Ways to Use Free Printable Stencils

How to use these free printable letters is seriously so easy. Simply print out only the free printable letters you need onto any color cardstock, cut out, and attach as needed. I’ve given you some tips and tricks on how to attach them below. It all depends on how you’d like to use them as they are very versatile.

6 Fun Ways to Craft with Your Printable Alphabet Letters

1. Bulletin Board Beauties: Go big with these letters for a bulletin board that stands out. Just print, cut, and staple to set the scene at any event.
2. Banner Bonanza: Creating an alphabet banner is a breeze. Print the letters you need, punch holes, string them on a ribbon, and voilà!
3. Party Game Signage: Full-sized letters are perfect for clear, visible party game instructions. String them up, and let the games (and compliments) roll in.
4. Table Decor Talkers: Red cardstock-printed letters add a pop to any table setting. Tape them on a ribbon, and attach them to your tablecloth for an instant theme boost.
5. Personalized Signage: Spell out a warm welcome or a celebratory message. Use a fishing line for an enchanting floating effect.
6. Custom Banners: Elevate your banners with layered cardstock and foam pop dots for a 3D effect. Adjust the length and layout to fit your space perfectly.

These free printable letters have been a staple in my home for years and I’ve used them for birthday parties, to decorate a gym for church events, and graduation parties, and I’ve even printed them out at 60% for smaller banners and to personalize gifts. Here are a few ways that I’ve used them and hopefully you’ll find many more!

1. Bulletin Board Template

Since these free printable stencils are big they are perfect for decorating a bulletin board. I helped a friend decorate a gym for a church activity and these letters were the perfect size and we used them to decorate 4 huge bulletin boards.

Get more free printables here:Kindness is My Jam for Activity Days Theme

How to Make Bulletin Board:

• Print out the free printable letters onto cardstock
• Cut out
• staple onto bulletin board

Tip and Trick: Lay out your phrase onto the floor so you can get a feel for dimensions and placement. Then start stapling the individual letters from the middle out so it’s centered the way you want.

2. Alphabet Banner Template

I’ve used these free printable letters so many times I’ve lost count. One of my favorite ways to use it is in a banner.The fastest way to make the alphabet banner is to only print out the letters you need then hole punch them twice and string onto a grosgrain ribbon.

Get more free printables here: Free Bunco Score Sheets and Party Decor

How to Make Alphabet Banner:

• Print out the free printable letters onto cardstock
• Cut out
• hole punch twice
• String onto grosgrain ribbon

Tip and Trick: Using carstock will prevent the letters from curling or blowing outside in the wind. Hole punching twice will allow the letters to hang evenly, especially the I and L. Using a 1/4″ or larger grosgrain ribbon will prevent the letters from slipping into each other. You want the ribbon to fill the hole punched hole well. This way you don’t have to use any tape.

3. Party Game Signs

Since these free printable letters are a full size page 8.5 x 11 they make for great party game signs. In this case, I used them to direct guests in a church gym so everyone can quickly see what games are available and how to play.

Get more free printables here:Cub Scouting Blue and Gold Banquet

How to Make Party Game Signs:

• Print out the free printable letters onto cardstock
• Cut out
• Staple onto bulletin board or sting onto ribbon

For these party game signs, I threaded them on ribbon and used a Tpin to attach to the walls. The party game signs doubled as party decor which was perfect for the huge size of the gym and took up a lot of space.

4. DIY Table Decor

I printed the free printable letters on red cardstock to create a banner template withthe word SERVE in coordination with the otherHollywood Party decorations from Tip Junkie in a black, white, red, and gold theme.

Get more free printables here:27 Hollywood Party Decorations

How to DIY Table Decor:

• Print out the free printable letters onto cardstock
• Cut out
• Lay out onto thick ribbon
• Double-stick tape the letters onto the ribbon
• Use a tiny safety pin to attach to tablecloth

It seems I’m constantly needing a quick banner or sign in a pinch. So I made thesealphabet free printable letters. The free printable stencils are in a block font and include all the alphabet letters A through Z, numbers 1 though 9, and of course punctuation. It’s a timeless font in all uppercase and always does the trick and takes minutes to make.

5. Personalized Signs

I printed these free printable stencils onto white cardstock. Once again, I was decorating a gym and needed a personalized banner to welcome all the guests for this graduation party. Yes, I see the trend. {giggle} It seems I only take pictures when I’m decorating for other people. However, I’ve used these letters in so many other ways like decorating my mantel and entry way and you can personalize literally anything!

Get more free printables here:Book of Mormon Food Ideas for Seminary Graduation

How to Make Personalized Signs:

• Print out the free printable letters onto cardstock
• Cut out
• hole punch twice
• String onto fishing line

Tip and Trick: One cool thing I did for this graduation party was used fishing line to hang the personalized sign. Therefore the sign looked like it was floating in mid air and was a really cool accent to the food tables.

6. Personalized Banners

I used a different alphabet font for this Lego party, however I wanted to make sure I showed you how cute it is when you use foam pop dots to glue them onto paper. I’ve added the link to the Lego font below so if you’re hosting a Lego party in your near future you’ll have that handy.

Get more free printables here:Lego Font Banner Template

How to DIY Table Decor:

• Print out the free printable letters onto cardstock
• Cut out
• Pop dot onto colored paper so they stick out
• hole punch colored cardstock twice
• String onto grosgrain ribbon

Tips and Tricks: Since the cardstock isn’t glued onto the ribbon you can quickly adjust the banner to any length you need so that it will easily fit into whatever space you need it to.

I hope you’ll download the free printable stencils and use them over and over for years to come. Feel free to upload pictures of how you use them totheTip Junkie Facebook pageor Instagram using #tipjunkie. I can’t wait to see the fun ways you come up with to put them to good use. {squeal in delight}

What other ways would you use them? Promoting creative women through their tutorials and products. ~ Laurie {a.k.a. the Tip Junkie}