If there is one classroom purchase I love above all others
it is my new laminator! I saw them at Walmart for $25.97 with packs of 50
pouches for around $10 and wanted to see if I could find them a little bit more
reasonably online. Well Amazon, you came through for me again! I got the
laminator and a pack of 100 8.5x11 pouches for about $40! The pouches are thicker
than the laminating rolls we use at school, so everything comes out
sturdier. I could not be happier with
it!
4th Grade Frolics |
I am linking up with Fourth Grade Frolics for my first Made
it Monday! Since I have so much more space in my new classroom, I will be putting
a bookshelf with each of my clusters of student desks. I wanted some kind of
sign for each table and this is what I finally decided on.
I found these metal containers at a local craft store on
clearance for $1.50, but didn’t like the crazy patterns. (Naturally I forgot to take a picture of said crazy patterns.. they were pretty wild, trust me!)
I covered them with polka dot scrapbook paper and added the ribbon at the corners and top. I would love to say that the ribbon was purely for decoration, but let’s face it, there is very little that I struggle with more than getting paper to go over corners nicely with mod podge! I think the ribbon hides all of the little imperfections nicely.
Then I added some styrofoam and moss and arranged the
flowers, leaving a gap in the top for the sign. I designed the sign on the
computer and used my fancy new laminator (Did I mention that I love it?) to
make them sturdier. I attached the signs to thin dowels and stuck them in the
pots.
I am so glad that I found you! I'm less than a 1yr. blogger so I am pretty new too! I love your flower arrangements! Stop by and see me at funandeasyfirstgrade.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I love those containers and the flowers will make your room bright!
ReplyDeleteAmyThe Resource(ful) Room
What a cute way to decorate your student's tables! So cheery and bright!
ReplyDeleteErin
Short and Sassy Teacher
I have been looking for ones that those. :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
Emily
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Those are super bright and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteBrandi
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