DIY Paintbrush Hall Pass Sign
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Date: 2015-08-13 Author: Michelle East Categories: 1st Day of Art Class, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, Art Classroom Management, Art Lessons, HS Art, MS Art Tags: Art classroom management, art hall pass, art paintbrush sign, creative hall pass, DIY Paintbrush Hall Pass, fun hall pass, paint brush sign, paintbrush hall pass
This summer I received a new classroom after being in my previous room for 11 years! What a blessing!! My new room is MUCH bigger, has fresh paint, new tile, & a better projector!
The new room has prompted new decor and color scheme. I found several ideas for art signs & hall passes on Pinterest (Links after the instructions) that I combined from to make my own sign. The sign I made was SUPER easy to make & was finished in about an hour (with drying time in the Texas heat!).
Here’s how I made my Paintbrush Hall Pass Sign:
Materials: teacup hooks, wood picture frame ($5 @ Hobby Lobby), black spray paint (can cover metal), cheap paintbrushes, craft paint= Total cost about $10 (I did have some supplies already)
Instructions:
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Lightly sand & paint wood frame desired color.
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Paint teacup hooks with metal accepting spray paint. Let dry.
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Use needle nose plyers to open up the hook more.
- Use craft paint to color the paint brushes.
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Make & Print out a “catchy” sign for your hall passes, like “going somewhere?” Place in the frame.
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Attach a hanger to the back of the frame.
Additional Pinterest Ideas:
Ninja Arts Paint brush Hall Passes
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