Hi Sweet and Sassy Friends!! I have some fun pictures of some things that I have made just in time for school to start and Monday Made It. {insert cheering and clapping}
Okay, first.......I didn't actually make the bench BUT I did repaint it and get it classroom ready. That should totally count and the fact that I nearly took out the neighbor's window during the process. {if your my neighbor reading this--I'm sorry and it's okay}
Here is the before:
Okay, first.......I didn't actually make the bench BUT I did repaint it and get it classroom ready. That should totally count and the fact that I nearly took out the neighbor's window during the process. {if your my neighbor reading this--I'm sorry and it's okay}
Here is the before:
{donated by a dear friend-LOVE her}
I need you to picture this: I'm on my front porch with the lid of the bench resting nicely on the back of the bench (easier for sanding). I'm using a handy-dandy electric sander. Super powerful. I place the sander on the lid and push the button..........OH. MY. WORD. the board shoots across the yard towards the neighbors window. YIKES!! A little embarressing but no one saw, so I pick it up bring it back and this time I hang on to it. Apparently this neat little sander has a bag that attaches to it to catch all the sawdust......didn't know this and didn't allow any pictures to be taken of me. I was covered from head to toe in red paint. My little sass was terrified because she thought I had hurt myself and was bleeding from my pores. {not sure why she thought I could hurt myself sanding}
Here is the after:
{guess where it is going in the classroom??}
I printed several different fonts from the computer, cut them out, and decoupaged them to the lid. After that dried I covered the entire lid with polyurethane. Project complete! Easy Peasy. ;)
Next up computer bucket seats. I actually made these several years ago but it was time for a facelift OR seatlift.
I traced the bucket lid on foam padding and cut it out. Covered it with material and attached it with a staple gun.
Since this is a Monday Made-it, I've gotta brag about my lil' sass. This week she attended a sewing workshop.
She made a new pillowcase and is now ready to sew herself a new wardrobe {according to her}.
Okay, my final made-it....I finished my classroom decor pack and gave it free to new followers this weekend. You can also get it free today at my tpt store. {click here}
I'm linking up today with Tara at 4th Grade Frolics so hop over there and see the other Monday Made-its.
Have a super sweet day!!
The bench turned out amazing! I bet it's going to look great in your classroom.
ReplyDeleteHooty
Hooty's Homeroom
The bench turned out great! I really like the black and white theme! Also, I love those fabric choices for your little girl's pillowcase! I am sure she will remember that for years to come!
ReplyDeleteAmy
Eclectic Educating
Your bench turned out great and your daughter is a cutie!!! I am your newest follower and also a second grade teacher. If you get a chance I would love for you to come on over and check out my blog too. Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to read more post.
ReplyDeleteJamie
teachingtidbit.blogspot.com
I love your bench, it turned out great. I am your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteTerri
The First Grade Princess
Love the bench. It looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteAlison
Rockin' and Lovin' Learnin'