Made It #1
Made It #2
Here is a picture of a chalkboard I made for my Centers in my classroom.
I made two of them. They are made from a cabinet door. We recently remodeled our kitchen and I kept the cabinet doors.
To make the chalkboard, I painted the middle part with black chalkboard paint.
My cabinet door was already white. I hot glued lime green ribbon (hard to see in the picture) where the black chalkboard paint met the white of the cabinet door to create a nice straight line. I also hot glued 2 clothespins to use if I want to hang a paper.
I removed the handle and hot glued some paisley pictures from the Schoolgirl Style set I bought.
This hid the holes left after I removed the handle.
I bought a small child's toy box/bench at Goodwill last year for $4. It had been painted black. I wanted to give it a makeover to match my classroom. First, I put primer on it.
Then, I painted it lime green.
I painted the top of each post turquoise. Then, I glued a thick piece of foam to the top (recycled from another project). I covered the foam in fabric and stapled the fabric under the top.
I hot glued ribbon along the front and sides.
Made It #3
This is one of the Student Mailboxes I have had for years from Really Good Stuff. It was a dark green color on the outside. Since I am focusing more on lime green and turquoise in my classroom, I wanted to change it. I painted the outside lime green.
I hot glued a white border around the edges and a ribbon on top. I glued the words "Kids' Mail" to the top.
Here they are both together.