We took advantage of the tax-free weekend here in Florida and bought school supplies. My soon-to-be 7 year old is going into 1st grade so it's the "real deal" this year, evidenced by the staggering number of school supplies we had to hunt down!
Elle had fun picking out her favorite notebooks and colors for her folders but I saw an opportunity for creativity and promised her "something fun" if she would pick some solid color binders. I'm pleased to say Elle thinks I delivered on the "fun" and you can get in on it too because I made you a printable!
I designed a "this belongs to" coversheet with chevron background. You can insert it into binders that have the clear pockets on the cover for an easy and cute way to label them with your kiddos name. I made a pink and a blue version for you. Click blue or pink to download them for free.
Yea for free printables! But, if you're like me, and gently coax your kid into selecting coordinating color combinations for their folders, scour Etsy to find just the right design for name labels to apply to your kid's supplies, and wonder to yourself if the shade of pink she picked for her notebooks will match her backpack... or even if you're less crazy than I am and just like cute stuff, you can order a custom version of this file in my Etsy shop.
You'll choose pink or blue and get 2 files with your order. The first will be your kid's name in the center of the cover design and the second will be just the chevron print. I printed two sheets of the chevron by itself for Elle's binders, cut 1 for the spine and inserted the other in the back of the binder.
Now I just have to figure out how my 7 year old is going to carry all of this into school with her on her first day!
2 comments:
You can always customize your school supplies. Craft tools could be used to make them look unique.
I cannot print , do I need to download docstoc ?
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