Monday Made It: Summer 2015 #2
Welcome Back! I'm joining up again with my friend Tara for another Monday Made It!
I have one to share with you today. It's more for my personal life, but I am planning to make a few to put in my room next year and give to my team for their beginning of the school year present :) I made these for an end of the year summer gift for my boys' teachers. There are 7 of them, so I had to think of something cost effective. I MAY have $5 in each of these, but it's probably more like $3 since I already had a lot of the supplies at my house :)
Take your cut boards and stain them or paint them. I decided to stain them because it was quick and easy. I'll probably end up painting the ones I will put in my classroom and give as gifts.
Once you have it stained or painted, take about 12" of burlap ribbon and tie a knot in the middle. Pull tight to get the center of the bow as small as possible. Secure to the board with hot glue (a teacher's BFF!).
I made two by using a wire to secure the bow in the middle (not the knot look). It's all fun and games until this happens... Ahhhh!
Secure the frame to the wood with hot glue. I like the frames with the magnetic strip on the back because it keeps the frame from melting. I applied my hot glue directly to the magnet. Here they are all lined up! These are great teacher gifts!
Thanks for checking out my crafty-ness! What are some things you have created lately that you just love? Go share it on Tara's Monday Made It!
Labels: Monday Made It
7 Comments:
Oh, those frames are too cute for words! I have a husband with a wood working shop....can you see where this is going? I am thinking I can whip out a bunch of these for appreciation gifts. Thanks for such a cute, economical idea. I really appreciate that you told where you got the supplies and the cost involved. :)
Tonya
Storybook Endings in Second
Thanks! I think I ended up getting like 12-15 frames just from one piece of wood.. Awesome!!
those are super cute!
Thanks for sharing
Elizabeth
Hodges Herald
What a simple project, but so cute!! Love it!
Bethany
FabandFunin4th!
I love these! Thanks for the idea; these could be used for lots of different gifts!
Amanda
A Very Curious Class
Very clever!
The frames are absolutely adorable! I will need to make some of these. Super creative!
Alison
Rockin' and Lovin' Learnin'
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