Timetables

Just before the school started I realized that the timetables we've had for some years were a bit too shabby/ too outworn, to use another schoolyear, so I decided to make new ones.

The table itself is made out of cardstock laminated in plastic, and the small pieces where I've written the subjects have repositionable glue on the back - I've learnt through the years I've had kids in school that there will be changes, and doing it this way, makes the changes easy (already the second day Hedda came home and told about three changes - and she could do the changes herself without correctionpen or eraser etc, making ugly marks :)

And, of course a "scrapping mom" can't just make the timetables and leave it with that - I had to make some more out of it - LOL - So I made both of the timetables into wallhangings, and decorated it just a little bit (I was afraid if I'd let myself loose on these two, we wouldn't be able to keep track of neither the days nor the subjects, so I kept it really clean :)

A close-up of the Tilda I used on Heddas timetable - I think this image has the same kind of shy look that Hedda has :)

This picture shows Sanders timetable.
I put a corkboard on his, and a magnetic board on Heddas.

Close-up of the image from Sanders timtable.
I used the same pencils and rulers, also Magnoliastamps, on both.
The images are all coloured with ProMarkers.
And where are the papers from - I hope someone can tell me, 'cause I really can't remember. I've had them for years - buying new schoolpapers every year, it's not easy to keep track on where they came from...

I'll try my luck in these challenges (and as always; I may have read some rules too fast, so I'm never quite sure I'm allowed into all... :s)

TOMIC - Back to School
I Love ProMarkers - Anything Goes
Magnolia-licious Highlites - Fall or Back to School Projects
Totally Tilda - Tilda back to school
If the Shoe Fits...Scrap It! - lets all head Back To School
Passion for ProMarkers - Anything Goes