Have you ever been to an event where they make you wear a name tag? Thats kind of a dumb question considering we all have. A few weekends ago I hosted a craft retreat called The Craft Escape where ladies came for 3 days just to craft. Most of the ladies coming only knew 1 or 2 other people at the retreat so we knew we would need name tags. I decided instead of boring stickers I would create pretty sewn name tags that everyone could wear the entire weekend. I love how they turned out and they are pretty darn easy, especially if you are only making 1 and not 24!
Style: Classic Name Tag Full-color name tags to help you nail that first impression. Affordable and high-quality, these name tags are a great investment for any use case. Printed in full-color on 1/16" thick, durable plastic Available in a variety shapes and an optional dry-erase finish Traditional safety pin back or magnetic backing Cleaning Instructions: Wash with a mild detergent and warm water only when needed. Not recommended with any harsh chemicals or ammonia-based chemical cleaners Caution: Magnetic device. Do not use with pacemaker.
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Introduce yourself to your peers with a nametag befitting of your character... and let them know that you're reading and shouldn't be disturbed.
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Full-color name tags to help you nail that first impression. Affordable and high-quality, these name tags are a great investment for any use case. Printed in full-color on 1/16" thick, durable plastic Available in a variety shapes and an optional dry-erase finish Traditional safety pin back or magnetic backing Cleaning Instructions: Wash with a mild detergent and warm water only when needed. Not recommended with any harsh chemicals or ammonia-based chemical cleaners Caution: Magnetic device. Do not use with pacemaker.
Using creative lettering ideas to create amazing Name Designs. I willStart with basic LINE. Then move to SHAPE. Then end with FORM. Do these lessons yourself. Get the gear here... https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Lost-Sock-Art-Teacher/Search:lettering Mrs. Garcia's 4th grade Basic steps. Kinder -1st grade If kinder needs pre-teaching, scroll to bottom for pre-assignment. Start with line letters using a light color marker. Leave space in between. They will get thicker. Use a darker color marker to deactivate little touching circles going over letters. Draw more circles all around name. Do not fill them in with color. Leave them circles. Finish filling in entire background with little circles in different colors. Do circles till you can fit any more. ---------------------------- 2nd- 3rd grade Basic Steps Start with line letters using a light color marker. Leave space in between. They will get thicker. Trace around thick light line with a darker color marker. Use pencil or marker to draw lines around name. Keep going until it runs off page. Color inbetween the lines with contrasting colors, patterns or a scheme. STRETCHED Name design Start by drawing your name in pencil with each letter touching the top and bottom of the line (stretching up and down) to expand in the space. If it looks funny, it is ok. If you have to change from capitals and lower case to get it right, that's ok too. Use a black marker to outline the stretched out letters. Begin using thick, colorful marker lines inside of the shapes the lines have made. You can also color this in solid if you wish. The end result looks more like shapes and color than a defined name. Sort of like stained glass. Colorful Flare 5th graders starting with 3D Block letters, then adding color Mrs. Mays 3rd graders working Watch me introduce The Importance of Creative Lettering in the video. https://youtu.be/OlE6KN4R2fU See Previous Posts on Similar Topic here... http://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/search?q=lettering
Six-year-old Bree Wilson is worried about making friends on her first day of school in Being Bree: Bree and the Nametag Worries: Book 1 by Christine Sromek Laforet. Bree is smart and intelligent and she is often misunderstood by her classmates. She makes a nametag for herself so that her classmates learn more about her. She thinks the nametag she has made is perfect and will help her make a lot of new friends. Things do not go smoothly for Bree and she is worried and stressed. The author speaks about stress coping strategies and breathing techniques through Bree's story. Parents and children will be able to relate to Bree, especially those dealing with gifted children. Many children go through anxiety issues and stress related problems, and the author handles the topic with ease and makes it comforting to readers. It is a good book for parents, teachers, and educators to read out to children, especially during the start of a school year as it will help calm a lot of nerves. The black and white sketches are adorable and they make the story more appealing and exciting to young readers, and will help them connect to Bree and her problems better. The book is definitely a winner and is a good choice for bedtime storytelling and read aloud sessions in classrooms and school libraries. From losing her nametag to finding it, the book conveys a beautiful message that friendships are not always formed with the help of nametags.
Full-color name tags to help you nail that first impression. Affordable and high-quality, these name tags are a great investment for any use case. Printed in full-color on 1/16" thick, durable plastic Available in a variety shapes and an optional dry-erase finish Traditional safety pin back or magnetic backing Cleaning Instructions: Wash with a mild detergent and warm water only when needed. Not recommended with any harsh chemicals or ammonia-based chemical cleaners Caution: Magnetic device. Do not use with pacemaker.
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Using creative lettering ideas to create amazing Name Designs. I willStart with basic LINE. Then move to SHAPE. Then end with FORM. Do these lessons yourself. Get the gear here... https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Lost-Sock-Art-Teacher/Search:lettering Mrs. Garcia's 4th grade Basic steps. Kinder -1st grade If kinder needs pre-teaching, scroll to bottom for pre-assignment. Start with line letters using a light color marker. Leave space in between. They will get thicker. Use a darker color marker to deactivate little touching circles going over letters. Draw more circles all around name. Do not fill them in with color. Leave them circles. Finish filling in entire background with little circles in different colors. Do circles till you can fit any more. ---------------------------- 2nd- 3rd grade Basic Steps Start with line letters using a light color marker. Leave space in between. They will get thicker. Trace around thick light line with a darker color marker. Use pencil or marker to draw lines around name. Keep going until it runs off page. Color inbetween the lines with contrasting colors, patterns or a scheme. STRETCHED Name design Start by drawing your name in pencil with each letter touching the top and bottom of the line (stretching up and down) to expand in the space. If it looks funny, it is ok. If you have to change from capitals and lower case to get it right, that's ok too. Use a black marker to outline the stretched out letters. Begin using thick, colorful marker lines inside of the shapes the lines have made. You can also color this in solid if you wish. The end result looks more like shapes and color than a defined name. Sort of like stained glass. Colorful Flare 5th graders starting with 3D Block letters, then adding color Mrs. Mays 3rd graders working Watch me introduce The Importance of Creative Lettering in the video. https://youtu.be/OlE6KN4R2fU See Previous Posts on Similar Topic here... http://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/search?q=lettering
