DIY Command Center for Back To School with Plaid

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21 May, 2022

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What does back-to-school look like for you? This year is such a different year with hybrid schedules, vast numbers of new homeschoolers, virtual schoolers and those trekking back to public school wearing masks and distancing. One thing that is the same across the board--is the need for good organization.

Make yourself a driving center to get back to school with the play!

What does the study look like?

Remember last year??? It was a very different year with a co-ed program, with many new home students, dummy students and masks going back to public school and relaxing.

The one thing that is ubiquitous is the need for good organization.

Make a DIY Command Center for all your back-to-school organizational needs using Plaid products. This fabulous command center is great for mother's needing to stay organized and on schedule. It's great for students keeping track of their assignments and homework. Teachers can use it to keep on top of the topics of each day and store some extra masks.

Create your own hands-on group hub for all your organizational needs in the Play Store. This great command center is perfect for moms who need to stay organized and on schedule.

It is easy for students to keep track of their homework and homework. Teachers can use it to keep track of current topics and get more masks.

Make a DIY command center organizer for staying on track now that we are back in school.

How do you use your command center?

DIY Command Center for Back To School with Plaid Crafts

Required accessories for DIY order center

board

hanging crystal buttons

Wooden board

plate with clips

Acrylic paint for general art (cascading, seashell and sea view)

gold treasure

a brush

1 x 2 21 inch board

1 x 1 5-inch plates (3)

Small nails and hammer

Leather straps (you can use duct tape)

velcro adhesive tapes

Screwdriver

colored ribbon

soup bowl cleaning

hot glue gun

E6000 . glue

Supplies Needed for DIY Command Center: Chalkboard Hanger with crystal knobs Wood Pallet Plaque Pallet Sign with Clips Folk Art Acrylic Paint (Cascade, Conch Shell and Ocean View) Treasure Gold Paint (Gold) Paintbrushes 1x2 board 21 inches long 1x1 boards 5 inches long (3) Small nails and Hammer Leather Strip (or ribbon could be used) Hook and Loop Closure Adhesive Strip Screwdriver Painters Tape Clean Soup Can Hot Glue/Gun E6000 Glue

Step 1: Draw the palette icon

Start by painting the painting the way you want it.

Step 1: Painting the Pallet Plaque Begin by painting the pallet plaque sign however you like.

I painted the canvas in three different colors and left the plot natural. Then let it dry.

I painted the pallet sign 3 different colors, leaving one section natural. Then let it dry.

Step 2: Draw the board

Then stick tape to the plate to indicate the direction of the paint.

Step 2: Paint the Chalkboard Next put a piece of painters tape across the chalkboard to mask where the paint goes.

Draw the wood, then remove the masking tape and let the boards dry completely.

Paint the wood, then remove the tape and let the chalkboard dry completely.

Then add a little treasure of gold for a modern look.

Next, add some touches of Treasure Gold paint for a modern look.

These little gold dots are perfect for adding a golden shade similar to an animal print. Use drops of color to mask any imperfect blue.

These little golden blobs are perfect for a touch of gold, reminiscent of animal print. Use the paint blobs to cover any places in the blue paint that aren't so perfect.

Step 3: Draw the clothes hanger with crystal buttons

Repeat the same process as before using the crystal buttons. Use masking tape to seal the wooden area. Then paint the tree blue and green. Leave it to dry completely.

Step 3: Painting the Hanger with Crystal Knobs Repeat the same process as earlier on the crystal knobs. Use the painters tape to block a section of the wood. Then paint the wood with the teal paint. Let it dry completely.

Then apply a bit of Treasure Gold paint as you did on the board.

Next, follow it up with some Treasure Gold paint in the same way as with the chalkboard.

Step 4: Draw the soup bowl

Now paint the soup pot a light blue. Let it dry and apply another color.

Step 4: Paint the Soup Can Now paint the soup can with the light blue paint. Let it dry and give it another coat of paint.

Step 5 Assemble the Command Center

Let's start assembling this command post. Begin by removing the hooks attached to the back of the handle with the crystal studs.

Next, remove the cable from the container guard with clips.

Next, remove the twine from the Pallet Sign with Clips.

Take a piece of leather (or tape) and wooden bars.

Get a strip of leather (or some ribbon) and the wood block pieces.

Add 20-21" E6000 glue on top of the 1x2 board. Also add a hot glue line. Hot glue sticks instantly, and E6000 gradually hardens.

On the 1x2 board that is 20-21 inches long, add a bunch of E6000 glue to the top. Also add a line of hot glue. The hot glue will hold it instantly while the E6000 cures slowly.

Place the board on the back of the pallet and on the back of the shield. Glue the small panels to the floor so that they fit snugly against the wall. Then let the glue dry for 4 hours.

Place the board across the backside of the pallet plaque and the pallet sign. Hot glue the smaller boards on the bottom of the surfaces, so they rest against the wall properly. Then let the glue dry for 4 hours.

Then attach the soup bowl to the skin. Hit it with a small pin and hammer on one end of the board. You can also use hot glue.

Next, attach the soup can with the leather strip. Pound one end of it on the pallet plaque using a small tack and a hammer. Hot glue could also be used.

Then apply hot glue to the soup pot.

Then add a strip of hot glue onto the soup can.

Then cover the bowl with parchment and cover it with parchment.

Then stick the can to the pallet and wrap the leather around it.

Secure the other side of the leather by pinning it.

Tack the other side of the leather strip down keeping it pulled tight.

Attach 2-inch pieces of hot glue from the plate to the crystal hanger with clips.

Hot glue 2 inch stripes of leather from the pallet sign with clips to the hanger with crystal knobs.

Hot glue is enough to hold it in place, but I added wrenches for extra strength...and appearance.

The hot glue is enough to hold it, but I added tacks for extra strength...and the look.

Step 6: Whiteboard with Velcro

Now add Velcro to the pallet tag. Place the side hook on the pallet and the side loop on the board.

Step 6: Hook and Loop Closure Chalkboard Now add a strip of hook and loop to the pallet plaque. Put the hook side on the pallet plaque and the loop/soft side on the chalkboard.

As a result, the board fits snugly in your hand without scratching the plastic hooks. The whiteboard is very versatile, allowing you to write checklists, to-do lists, inspirational quotes, or practice your writing skills.

This makes the chalkboard comfortable to hold without the plastic hooks scratching. The chalkboard is so versatile for writing menu's, to-do lists, motivational quotes or for practicing writing skills.

She is there! completion!

Turn off the phone now and enjoy Super-Enterprise!

Make a command center organization station to keep track of everything now that school is in session. What does school look like for you? This station is perfect for all circumstances.

Place the ordering station in the hallway, in the dirty room, or on a table. Clean the house with an encouraging quote list, a quick errand mask, and some stationery.

Set up the command station in the entryway, mudroom or over the desk. Get organized at home with a menu, motivational quote, mask holder for quick errands out, and some office supplies.

Drag the panel outside the command center to type messages or solve simple math problems. Save catalog cards and word lists to write or memorize. Fill the jar with stationery.