DIY Command Center for Back To School with Plaid
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Working with children #From home #learning #at home #learning #at home #aprendizajecreativo #children crafts #children 101
Become the center of command to get back to school with Plaid!
How do you feel about going back to school?
Do you remember last year? It was a very different year with mixed programs, many new home students, imaginary students and masks returning to public school and running the distance.
One thing for all is the need for a good organization.
Create a command center for all your organizational needs using school using game products . This wonderful command center is perfect for moms who want to stay organized and stick to a schedule.
This is good for students who are in control of their homework and assignments. Teachers can use it to keep track of topics on a daily basis and maintain additional skins.
How do you use your command center?
Parts required for an autonomous command center
- Acrylic Folk Art (Waterfall, Shell and Ocean View)
- board 1x2 21 inches long
- 1x1 boards 5" long (3)
- Small nails and hammer.
- Leather (adhesive tape can be used)
- Velcro tape
- Screensaver
- Artists Tape
- Clean soup pot
- Glue gun
- Glue E6000
Step 1: Paint the surface of the container
Start by coloring the board the way you want.
I painted the palette with three different colors, leaving the natural part. Then let it dry.
Step 2 - Draw the board
Then apply a mask to the board to hide the area where the dye has been applied.
Paint the tree, then remove the tape and let the board dry completely.
Then add a few touches of Treasure Gold for a modern look.
These golden dots are perfect for a golden sound reminiscent of an animal print. Use colored dots to hide any blue imperfections.
Step 3 ፡ Color the hanger with crystal handles
Repeat the same process on the glass containers as before. Use duct tape to seal the wood area. Then paint the tree turquoise. Let it dry completely.
Then, apply some Treasure Gold to the board in the same way.
Step 4: Draw the jar
Now paint the pot of soup light blue. Let it dry and apply another color.
Step 5 - Assemble the Command Center
Let's start assembling this command center. Start by removing the hooks that hang from the back of the crystal holders.
Then remove the cord from the sticker palette.
Take leather (or tape) and wooden blocks.
On a 20-21" 1x2 board, add some E6000 glue. Also add a line of hot glue. Hot glue sticks instantly, but E6000 hardens slowly.
Place the board on the back of the slide and mark the skids. Glue small boards under the ceilings so that they fit snugly against the wall. Then let the glue dry for 4 hours.
Then attach the soup pot to the skin. Hit one end of the boat with a small nail and hammer. You can also use hot glue.
Then add some hot glue to the soup pot.
Then cover the pot with parchment and cover with parchment.
Lay the other side of the skin down, do it well.
Glue 2" pieces of Zip-Thai Mark leather to a hanger with glass handles.
It's good enough to hold hot glue, but for extra strength... and I added nails to the image.
Step 6 ፡ Hook and ring attachment board
Now add the hook and loop strip to the pallets. Place the hook on the side plate on the board and the loop on the side of the board.
This makes it easy to hold the board without scratching the plastic hooks. The board is so versatile that it allows you to write menus, to-do lists, inspirational quotes, or writing skills.
Yes! Ready!
Turn off your phone right now and enjoy super company!
Set up a command post in a hallway, hallway, or on a table. Organize your home with quiz menu, quick work mask and stationery.
Move the dash from the command center to write letters or solve simple math problems. List of words to hang, write or memorize. Fill a cup with stationery.
Keep track of the current topic, create a to-do list, follow the signs on the board and chalk. Keep it all organized and in one place!
Do you think this home team center will help your school play?