Back to School Wreath
I haven’t bought back to school supplies since 1983 when my son started his senior year. Wow!
When I decided to take one grapevine wreath and redo it for each month using things around the house, I didn’t think about the stuff for back to school.
I pictured vintage flash cards, a big chief tablet, tin pencil case, little metal pencil sharpeners and cool rubber tipped rubber glue bottles.
I don’t have any of those things.
I have plenty of office supplies and art stuff. Almost a whole room full! I do have plenty of burlap, mason jars and chalkboard paint! Awww.
I thought this one would be elementary!
But office supplies are different than school supplies.
I’ve don’t think I ever sent my son off to school with a stapler!
For years I had a wood ruler, but now can’t find it.
I’d be sending kids off to school with a measuring tape.
And speaking of tape…
do they use washi tape in school?
Chalkboards and chalkboard erasers, now those I covered.
What kids don’t take their own chalkboards to school any more!
I have a slide rule. My dad had a collection of slide rules.
Please tell me kids still learn to use a slide rule in school!!
I always have a cigar box of crayons.
Broken pieces, some with the paper removed and some resharpened.
I love the smell of a cigar box full of crayons! 🙂
Maybe it’s not a typical back to school wreath, but it works fine for me.
Please little art man…don’t jump!
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What a cute idea! Don’t have children going off to school any more, but I am a substitute teacher, so that’s reason enough to do a back-to-school wreath. Love that you did one for each month–I have NOTHING on my front door and it looks very bare! Must get busy and get one up inspired by your designs! Thanks for posting!
Thank you for visiting Ruth Anne! It has been fun to update our front each month. I always love having a substitute teacher. Added something different to the class. Stop back by soon. ~Jeanette