Fourth of July was full of some extra sparkle with the help of some glitter.
I have been seeing this hall pass on Pinterest floating around and of course I decided to make one of my own. I am not too fond of writing students passes and this seemed like a simple solution. Pin a clothes pin on their collar and they are free to leave.
Supplies
permanent maker
clothes pin
brushes
ribbon
wood
paint
I debated on the design and how to handle the letters
{paint, don't paint, dots, swirls, lines}
After a week I decided on zig-zags and letters I found at Michael's
With the left over clothes pins I decided to cover them with glitter and put magnets on the back of them for use on the white board.
I am not the biggest fan of glitter due to the fact that once you touch glitter it will stay with you. I learned a tip on how to keep the glitter off you hands. Once the glitter is dry cover the glittery surface with decoupage. The decoupage creates a seal on the glitter.







You sign turned out great! I love the rainbow glittery clothespins!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer! They will certainly add some extra sparkle!
Deletei just love those glitter clothespins. They're fabulous! I love the colors you used for your sign, too!
ReplyDelete~Andi
Thanks Andi! Glad you enjoyed this!
DeleteLove your hall pass!! So sparkly!!! I loved mine last year. Your kids will go nuts over it:) I want your clothes pins!!! So pretty!!!!! Thanks for linking up;)))
ReplyDelete4th Grade Frolics
Thanks Tara! The clothes pins were really easy to make!
DeletePretty!! Love how they turned out!
ReplyDeleteAudrey
The Sweet Life of Third Grade
Thanks Mrs. E! I was pleased how they turned out too!
DeleteLove your hall pass! I made mine this week too! Would love for you to stop by my blog and check it out!
ReplyDeleteBrandi
Success in Second Grade
Thanks! I think the hall pass sign will be a nice time saver!
DeleteThanks for the glitter tip! I am not a big fan of glitter! The hall pass is such a great idea. I am your newest follower. I would love to have you come by and visit!
ReplyDeletewww.ateacherwithoutaclass.com
Thanks for stopping by! The decoupage tip makes me like glitter a little bit more. I will defiantly stop by for sure!
DeleteSo cute!!! :)
ReplyDeleteTeachPrayLove
Thanks Brittany glad you liked it!
DeleteI love the glitter pins! :)
ReplyDeleteJena
1st Grade with Miss Snowden
Thanks Jena glad you enjoyed it!
DeleteThis is great. Thanks for the tip about the glitter.
ReplyDeleteJill
Not a problem, the tip worked like a jem!
DeleteOMG, I just painted a bunch of these w/ colored nail polish. I use the to close bags of food and chip. lol
ReplyDeleteI am not a teacher but I love glitter! These would work great on a fridge to hold notes and slips as well as keeping track of hall passes!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great idea and thanks for being a teacher who cares! :)
Love the use of magnets on the glitter pegs. Have been looking for similar magnets here in Spain for ages. Could you possibly let me know where you purchased them? I would be eternally grateful for the information!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe magnets were just on a roll similar to scotch tape. You might look at an office supply store.
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