Welcome
to the 10th Student Project Saturday where we share reader projects
that have been submitted throughout the previous week on our Facebook
page.
If you have a blog or an Etsy shop or some type of social media you'd like us to link back to leave that, too! Otherwise we'll be crediting with just a first name (for privacy purposes.)
And here's this week's A+ Student Projects:
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| Christine shared her custom garden markers. Be sure to check out her awesome tutorial on her blog The Five to Niner |
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| Tammie shared this adorable teacher gift! |
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| Kim shared this cute end of the year teacher gift cut on vinyl |
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| Art is Beauty made over this table and it turned out stunning! Be sure to check out the blog post..you won't believe the 'before.' |
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| Sarah scored a free cabinet door on a sales site and made this for my laundry area. She sanded, painted, distressed, sealed, THEN the fun part - vinyl! This was a fun project and the first of many vinyl projects for me, Sarah says. |
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| Latoya made this piece of art using glass etching and it turned out great. |
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| Deborah Price made this pretty card. Read more on her blog Debwaycreations.com |
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| Lisha says she "added a little something to a picture frame with lined white paper and dry erase markets for teachers gift." |
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| Kelly at Sew Crafty Cat made this floating vinyl subway style stign that I may need to steal for my in laws. :) Read the full tutorial on her blog. |
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| Penny made this pretty tumbler |
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| Joana made this little magnets as teacher gifts |
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| Francesca made this for her granddaughter. So sweet |
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| Kelly has been busy making graduation decorations |
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| Christie made this cute sign on burlap |
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| Jessica created silhouettes of her children |
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| Jerri decorated this cake carrier for a gift. What a cute idea! |
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| Alicia has been busy making decorations for her son's 6th birthday party. |
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| Rachel made this pretty pinwheel card |
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| Kate made this pretty shirt with glitter gold HTV. LOVE it! |
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