This week's Monday Made It's have all been inspired by previous Monday Made It's from other fabulous bloggers!
Here are the ideas I got and projects I made:
Christina's creation |
I just used a container from the Dollar Tree and Mod Podged the label to the outside.
Inspiration: Super Work Magnets from AMC at Looking From Third to Fourth:
AMC's picture |
When I saw this idea I was instantly hooked. I went to staples and bought the business card magnets, downloaded her freebie, and got to work. This was a cute and simple project to put together. After I cut the tags apart, I peeled off the backing of the magnet and stuck the tag to the magnet! Here's how mine turned out:
I can't wait to give these to the parents at Orientation (Back to School) Night and tell them to get ready to show off all of their kiddos super work!
Inspiration: Post It Holder Picture Frames from Joanne at Head Over Heels for Teaching:
I had seen these floating around Pinterest and when I saw Joanne's post with her supply list and instructions I knew it was time to make mine. I decided to make 2 for my daughter's preschool teachers in the fall and one for myself. I'll probably end up making more for my colleagues as well!
I used 4x6 frames from the Dollar Tree and scrapbook paper that I had on hand. I embellished them with glittered flower stickers and ribbon. Here's my creation:
Inspiration: Grocery bag containers from Diane at Fifth in the Middle:
I have grocery bags filling cupboards and closets everywhere! So I decided to make a container for the car and school. I followed the directions from Tatertots and Jello and came up with these:
I used digital paper from Zip a Dee Doo Dah Designs and Mod Podged it to the container. Quick and easy!
Have you been inspired? Link up and share what you've made!
Brandi, you did a great job on all of your projects! I especially love the post-it note holders. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKelly
I'm Not Your Grandpa, I'm Your Teacher
I love your projects!!! It's nice to see teachers giving other teachers credit too. I need to get on that plastic bag holder. (:
ReplyDeleteBritney
Tailor-made Teaching
These are really cute ideas!!! I will have to borrow some of them. I love your blog! I am a second grade teacher too. If you get a chance come on over and check my blog out.
ReplyDeleteJamie
teachingtidbit.blogspot.com
Your creations look fabulous! I really love (And need to make) those grocery bag holders.. Not only are they cute but they could solve so many of my problems!! :)
ReplyDeleteAshley
That's So Second Grade!
I need a grocery bag holder! The cabinet under my sink gets out of control with those... :-)
ReplyDeleteCrystal
Teaching Little Miracles
Your grocery bag holder turned out great! Thanks for the shout out!
ReplyDeleteDiane
Fifth in the Middle
Wow you have been busy! All of your projects look great!
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Corinna (✿◠‿◠)
Surfin' Through Second
You were certainly busy this week! Everything looks great!
ReplyDeleteErin
Short and Sassy Teacher
I love the bucket filler jar! We do bucket filling too and sometimes I think my students need reminders on HOW to be bucket fillers!
ReplyDeleteI love some good Modge Podge projects! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteKristina
Mrs. Z & Company
I DEFINITELY want to do the bucket fillers for next year. Such a neat idea. You were certainly busy too! That was me last summer... here's hoping I get it in gear this summer!!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Reaching for the TOP!