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Buy Better Letters Make the most of your monograms by choosing the right type and place for your initials.  Image courtesy West Elm Monograms have long been a staple in home décor, but a trend toward simpler styles mixed with modern furnishings is giving initials a more casual presentation. Experts see a move from elegant cursive scripts to larger block lettering that appeals to younger, trend-conscious consumers in search of no-frills personalization. If you’re thinking of adding some letters to your home, keep these things in mind. • When shopping for children’s towels, choose monograms that are sewn with dark thread since the typical white initials get dirty easily. Red letters on navy blue towels; navy on orange; blue on green are options. • Select type fonts for monograms that complement the rest of the room. If your furnishings have spare, clean lines, opt for simple letters. Match country French décor with a feathery script. • Keep all the fonts the same or complementary in one room. Different designs fight each other. • Use monograms to trick the eye. For example, put the letter B on its side. Place a full row on the edge of a curtain for a scallop effect. • Decorate belongings such as storage containers with peel-off letters. Shop for other temporary markers at craft stores. The Initial Gift Although you’re more likely to purchase than make monogrammed items, your letter fixation is a great creative outlet. • You may have seen the little identity “bracelets” people put on wine glass stems so they can tell their glass apart during a party. You can do your own initial version. Decorate a pipe cleaner or wire with beads. Attach an initial. • Buy a large letter that includes an attachment for a key chain. Glue on enough crystal beads to cover the letter. • Take French ribbon, tie it around hand towels and add a letter. Give this as a hostess gift, says Robyn Smalletz, president of Gloria Duchin, Inc., East Providence, R.I. • Paint an initial with your child’s favorite colors and fix it to his bedroom door. • Purchase an inexpensive set of coffee mugs. Paint the initial of each family member on a mug.
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Bev Bennett, a veteran food writer and editor, is the author of "Dinner for Two: A Cookbook for Couples" and "30-Minute Meals for Dummies"
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