I got this inspiration straight out of the Daily 5 book by the "Sisters". I can not express enough how easy of a read it is! If you haven't already it is def. a must read!
The Mr. and I were driving around town one day and I asked him if he could make me some wooden check marks for school, and he said yes without any hesitation. I was VERY surprised that he said yes and drove right to the store to pick up the wood! Another SURPRISE is that is was only $10 for this hugefied (spelling?) slab of wood and we didn't even use half of it!!!
Sorry I don't have any pictures of him cutting the check marks out.
Anywho, then my old lady (my teacher friend from school...and yes, she knows I call her that :). She's not really old, just older than me) came over and we painted 52 check marks total!!
Loving all the colors!
I just painted 2 coats of acrylic paint on each check mark and used a paint pen to write the wording.
The check marks are placed upside down in a large tin bucket and I am going to add a label later.
Yippy Skippy! My first summer project is finished!!!
P.S. If I get enough requests I will post the template for the check mark as a freebie!!!
Welcome to the blogging world. I also just started blogging about two weeks ago. Not doing anything on TpT yet but maybe some day.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make these checkmarks and use your pattern. It was also on my wish list for this summer. I just finished making two tiger pattern pillows out of bandana's. They turned out really cute. I am also making a stand for my chapter book bins. I couldn't see myself spending $106.00 on the stand so I am making it out of PVC pipe. I only spent $25.00 on the material.
*Yeeeeeeessss!!* I made it into your blog!! So excited about your new blog and I'm looking forward to "borrowing" lots more of your ever-so-creative ideas during our future "teacher play dates!"
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Your old lady ;)
Those are the cutest things ever! I love them and they could be on my project list before school starts! I am your newest follower!
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I love this!!!! :)
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