One Monday a month, we'll be hosting a Maker Monday Crafternoon! Bring a friend and come by the media center to make something "bookish" as we recycle, repurpose, and create a fun new project that you can keep or give to someone special.
Dates and projects will be updated each month in the Google Calendar. Click the plus sign in the lower right of the calendar to add this calendar to your own so you never miss a date!
Scroll down to see our previous Crafternoons. If you were unable to attend, no worries! View our "how to" videos to learn how you can replicate the craft at home.
Come make some adorable Valentine pillow boxes out of old book pages. You can stuff in some sweet treats and a little note for a friend or teacher. We'll provide the treats! We would love to see you - just come on by the Media Center for some fun!
Watch the video on the left to learn how you can create your own adorable treat boxes for your friends, family, or favorite teacher! Come to our Maker Monday Crafternoon on Monday, February 10th right after school in the Media Center and we'll provide you with all the supplies you'll need - even the treats!
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own stationary envelopes from old books.
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create bookmarks from old discarded books.
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own shopping bags from old t-shirts. Learn both the sew and non-sew versions!
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own flowers from old book pages.
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own magnetic message poetry from mint tins and books!
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own Message Board from old transparency sheets, duct tape, and old books1
Our sixth Maker Monday Crafternoon turned out a few interested students. We expect many more of you to join us next month!
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own Valentine Pin and Card from old book pages and check out cards and pockets.
Our fifth Maker Monday Crafternoon was unfortunately cancelled due to ice. However, we had several students and staff pop in during their lunch breaks to make a Valentine instead. They all turned out really great!
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own reading log or sketchpad notebook!
Our fourth Maker Monday Crafternoon was unfortunately cancelled due to snow. But that doesn't mean we can't share what we would have made if the weather wasn't terrible. If you'd like to make a notebook, just stop on by the media center in your free time and we can help you out.
Check out this bonus video for how you can create an ornament or gift tag from left over book pages from your Book Treasure Box! Add a book check out card for fun and variety.
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own secret book treasure box!
Our third Maker Monday Crafternoon involved using weeded books to make book treasure boxes. To make your own, just watch the video to left to learn what you'll need as well as the steps to take to create your own book safe/book treasure box!
Watch the video on the left to learn more about how you can create your own handcrafted book page beads!
Our second Maker Monday Crafternoon involved using old book pages to make: Book Page Beads. We were joined by jewelry artist, Nancy Ennis who came and helped us create earrings and bracelets from the book beads we made. Want to make your own? Just watch the video to see what supplies you'll need to make this fun craft!
Watch the video on the left to learn more about creating your own Book Page Pumpkin!
Fall into a book with our first Crafternoon project: Book Page Pumpkins. We'll be brushing the dust off some old discarded books and resurrect them to provide them new life as your new favorite Fall decoration. Join us after school on Monday, October 29th from 2:15pm - 3:15pm to make your own to take home.