I cut the shields at 3" real dial on using Letter Envy. I used my Gypsy to help me place the shields on the 4" x 6" inch wallpaper samples. The art teacher has boxes of vinyl wallpaper samples so I used those. I used the regular blade with a multi-cut of 4. I then attached apiece of magnetic tape to he back of each shield. I have easily organized Computer Time in my classroom.
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| Part of the set of 40 shields I made. |
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| Back of shield. Shows the layer of magnetic tape. |
Designed By: Beth
Cricut Machine Used: Expression, Gypsy
Cricut Cartridges Used: Letter Envy
Other Supplies Used: Vinyl wallpaper, magnetic strips
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Cute idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea, I love the use of wallpaper, will have to keep that in mind when making items for my grandson's teacher.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
I haven't ever thought to cut out vinyl wallpaper! The possibilities.... And your shields are just perfect for name plates. TFS Christine
ReplyDeleteBeth that is such a cool idea! I'll bet the kids love it! Very creative! I love how you used wallpaper samples too! TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Never thought about cutting wallpaper w/ the cricut. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the wallpaper samples! You sound very organized!
ReplyDeletethis is such a cute idea and have never though about using wallpaper. great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea ! I bet those kids will really enjoy those shields you made and using vinyl wallpaper is awesome !
ReplyDeleteWhat a Super Fun idea! I think this will be a great for the children!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, love it!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Every bit of organization in a classroom helps. And you did it in style.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect way to organize computer usuage in your classroom. The shields go perfect with the super hero theme, fun for the kids, and a great way to use up extra wallpaper
ReplyDeleteExcellent idea! Thank you for sharing that! it would be great for chore charts too!
ReplyDeleteCute - the little guys and girls will love them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea. Wallpaper is really sturdy and some washable. I
ReplyDeleteSuper idea! My SIL gave me some vinyl wallpaper samples. I need to try cutting them on my Cricut!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I've never tried wallpaper vinyl so I learned something new today. It's great that you could incorporate the school theme into something that will help keep your class organized. Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteFun idea. I'm sure the kids had fun with them!
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ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I love seeing what other teachers use in their classrooms.
ReplyDeleteLove it! What a great idea
ReplyDeleteCute! and such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter's teacher used a superhero theme in the class last year. It was great for the students and I'm sure they would have loved these shields.
ReplyDeleteVery clever! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect idea for the classroom! There are just 1001 uses for these cricuts!!! ;)
ReplyDeleteSuper cool idea! TFS! :)
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
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ReplyDeleteIt's great that you have a cricut to cut these all out, can you imagine doing it by hand?! Great project.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfully creative way to solve a problem!
ReplyDeleteInteresting idea! How fun for the children!! TFS!
ReplyDeleteJulie
Neat idea! TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and fun for your students!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! TFS. Deb
ReplyDeleteNow that's a good idea! TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I've used wall paper before for cards... great reminder!
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ReplyDeleteNice, very nice, great idea, thanks
I like this idea a lot! Love that you used Letter Envy because I never thought od using the cart that way.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, thanks for sharing that with us!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a crafty organizational project. And resourceful use of materials! TFS
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