Monday Made It
Good Monday! I'm linking up with Tara again this week!
In the
summer, Mondays are always one of my favorite days because it begins the start
of everyone’s weekly routine again.
There is nothing better than getting up at 5:50, going for a run, and
sitting down around 6:30 to drink my coffee and catch up on some blog
reading. I.JUST.LOVE.IT! With that said, I also love Mondays because I
get to share what I’ve been working on over the weekend. I try to have my Made Its be something crafty
instead of something digital. I have
enough things I need to accomplish anyways so I might as well get them done one
Monday at a time. This Made It was
something that I didn’t know I needed….lol!
Right before I left the house to go out and purchase some cute chevron
fabric for my new curtains in my classroom {those will be next weeks} I saw
this adorable craft on Pinterest and knew right away that I wanted to make them.
Source DeLoop Blog |
The great thing is that she has a wonderful
tutorial on her blog. I followed it
step-by-step.
This was not her original idea so you can get the original
source by clicking here.
I went out and purchased all the supplies she listed. I had never used the glue she mentioned but I
thought I would give it a try anyway.
Here’s how mine turned out.
You may remember a post from last summer of a magneticboard I made for my teacher work area.
I am planning on using the magnets in this area and on my whiteboard and such. They are oh so cute! I am planning on making some of them personalized for
myself and for a few friends :) Great and inexpensive teacher friend gift!
Here are a few things to take note of.
- The glue was awesome and dried clear but it was terribly messy. Although I have more I want to create, I will probably stick to Mod Podge.
- I will use hot glue to glue the magnets on. They kept trying to slid off onto the plate.
- You could probably use Mod Podge instead of varnish if you don’t have any.
- Hobby Lobby had all the supplies needed.
- Hobby Lobby has large clear stones that I purchased. They are between 1” and 2” in diameter. I love how large they are!
- I would have liked to have a greater variety of glitter but they were so expensive {3.99 each.. not to mention the $40 worth of fabric I was purchasing} that I just stuck with the basics.
I hope you will try to make some! I can't wait to make more :)
18 Comments:
These are so cute and fun! Thanks for sharing!
Krista
Stellar-Students
What a great idea--I do so love glitter! I am a new follower...
Smiles,
Sarah @ Hoots N Hollers
Cute - I also made magnets. Thanks for sharing!
Emily
I Love My Classroom
Cute and glittery!
Journey Of A Substitute Teacher
So fun! Adding this to my list:) You can never have enough cute magnets:) Thanks for linking up:) I'm a runner too.....well, I have been running all summer....tweaked my knee this morning:/ Not sure what I did wrong....I have training the next 2 days so hopefully what ever I did will be better after that:)
4th Grade Frolics
Love these! Glitter is super expensive! I hate it! I wanted to share one of my Monday Made It posts from the past that is very similar to yours. You can use glitter nail polish to get a similar effect for "free" if you have any on hand. Or they often sell great glitter nail polish for only 99 cents!
Here's the link! http://thepolishedteacher.blogspot.com/2012/10/something-new-sundayon-tuesday.html
The Polished Teacher
These are on my to do list! Yours came out great!
http://thepolishedteacher.blogspot.com/2012/10/something-new-sundayon-tuesday.html
Oh no! I hope all is turns out ok with the knee. I've been running for about a year now. I still can't believe that I run and actually don't mind it. I never thought that day would come!
That's a great idea! Thanks!
Cute magnets! Thanks for sharing!
Crystal
Teaching Little Miracles
I just made these recently too and LOVE them!
Erin
Short and Sassy Teacher
Super cute and a great idea!
Jennifer Smith-Sloane
4mulaFun
They turned out so great. Sometimes I don't believe it would work if I see it on pinterest, but now that I've seen it done twice... maybe I'll try it.
Mercedes
Surfing to Success
Oh, I love magnets and I love glitter!!
❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher
These are very cute! I have been thinking about how I could use these in my classroom. Maybe I'll just use them for my own personal use?! :)
-Allison
Adventures in Room 204
Super cute. Thanks for the hints!
Amanda
Great project! I can't wait to try it. Thanks for the idea:)
I LOVE those!!
Robin
The Bomb-Diggity Classroom
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