The supplies...2 sheets 12x12 scrapbook paper, 2 medium plastic paint cans from Michael's, printed fab pencil freebie labels, scissors, and tape (not pictured)
I trimmed down the scrapbook paper to the height of the cans and glued the label.
I fit the paper to the inside of the can (you kind of have to shove it in there!) and attached a few pieces of tape inside. My paper left a gap, but I just used some of the scrap that I had cut off to fill the space.
Tadaaa!! They are just what I wanted!
Check them out next to a few adorable classroom additions (I found them at a candy store in Destin!) that I found this summer...
Now on to week two!!! Sending gobs of glitter and giggles your way...
Love this idea, it is really cute! Off to Michael's tomorrow.
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Lesley
Love the pencil containers and stuffed animals to go with them. So adorable!
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Your owls are so cute!
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