Sorry bloggy buds, I have been enjoying my summer and completely away from anything blogging! BUT… I’m back and ready to go. I wanted to link up over at 4th Grade Frolics after I saw a few of these fabulous ideas!!
I got some great inspiration over at Mrs. Terhune’s to make some numbered student bags to hold each student’s materials in. Here is the original pin…

Super adorable right?!! So I immediately went to Oriental Trading and purchased these cute little totes (the reviews were sketchy, but I am totally pleased with my order) and I got started.
Mrs. Terhune said she had her mom sew on these numbers… well I don’t sew (yet) and my mom lives way down in San Antonio soooooo I had to make do.
First I bought some of those cheap bandanas they have in solid black (that’s the color I wanted to use, I like for them to look clean and neat) then I bought some of this stuff from Hobby Lobby.

It is so easy to use. After I traced my numbers (using any die cut numbers you have handy) just cut out the stitch witchery to cover the back side of that number and hold an iron over it for about 10 seconds.

Well after the numbers were ironed on I wasn’t completely satisfied they needed a “finish” something to close up the fabric, so I bought some white fabric paint and outlined them.

I LOVE the way they turned out!! Here’s the final product drying in the guest room. 


I can’t wait to fill these with dry erase boards, erasers, clipboards and more so each of my students will have what they need all in one place!!
Be sure to check out what everyone else is making and link up at 4th Grade Frolics… there are some very creative bloggers out there!! I especially love Mrs. Cupcake’s new library sticks! So cute!!

Happy Crafting!!
Thank you for the shout!!! :) I love your bags, so colorful!!
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A Cupcake for the Teacher
Love these!! They are so fun and turned out so cute!! They will be a great addition to your classroom:) Thanks for linking up:)
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They are perfect! Your students are going to love using their bags. We used boxes that two students shared on the rug, but I may go back to the bags...hum.
ReplyDeleteJennifer
kindertrips
I love those bags! So cute! :)
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Those bags are a great idea!! They look terrific!! :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
These look great!!! You can make me some too! Ha ha ha!
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Sprinkles to Kindergarten
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These are fabulous, thanks for sharing.
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Bubbalulu.blogspot.com
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these bags are so cute!! I know your students will love it!
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Tales From a Traveling Teacher
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