Reminder Board For Child |
Office supply stores are one of my favorite places to visit; on the list just under bookstores. Back-to-School-Time is also one of my favorites because all of the school supplies are on sale. I think a lot of paper-crafters share similar feelings. Which brings me to the challenge from Frosted Designs this week: Office Supplies. Whoo hoo! I love it!
Three Pieces of Cardboard Packaging To Be Glued Together For Base |
For the challenge, I knew I wanted to use shipping tags and binder clips. I also knew that I was becoming weary of reminding my dd every single day to do some simple things. It seemed a Reminder Chart was in order.
The greatest thing about this project is that I used things on hand and things that would normally have been thrown into the recycling bin.
Cricut Art Philosophy Negative Cut Sheet |
After painting the cardboard base with acrylic paint, I adhered a piece of cardstock that was a leftover from a Cricut heart-cutting project that had been misted with pearl paint and water.
Binder Clips To Be Covered With Washi and Tissue Tape |
On each side of the chart there are cute tape covered binder clips to hold the decorated shipping tags with the various reminders printed on them.
Painted Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist Shipping Tag |
The tags are regular manilla painted with Tattered Angels Tutti Fruiti Glimmer Mist. After they dried I ran them through the printer and added washi/tissue tape to both ends.
Close-Up of Painted Chipboard Letters With Liquid Pearls |
My seven year old is the princess of re-purposing. She noticed that the double-sided tape dispenser was empty and that some of the washi tape was the same size as the used-up tape. She suggested that I re-use the dispenser. What a great idea! See it pictured below.
Reusing Tape Dispenser For Washi Tape |
The last addition to the board was ribbon. The one used for hanging came from a gift and the other little ones are from my stash.
Bow Tucked Through Binder Clip |
She has had this in her room for a couple of days and it has helped a little bit. Now instead of asking her if she did each of the individual things, I ask her if she did the things on the board. It is progress! Once these items are habits, we can change the tags to new things.
Hanging In DD's Room |
Thank you for visiting! Have an amazing weekend!
Beverly
No comments:
Post a Comment