School DIY's

Hey girls! I hope you have been enjoying all these back to school posts (if you don't, there ALMOST over). Now that we have covered shopping, notetaking, studying, space, and bullet journaling, let's do some DIY!

Today we are going to make some SUPER cute stuff! Oh, and before we get started, let's talk about the weekly Spark! In the last issue, all of the official Sparklers got a free school eBook! If you want it, subscribe by next Monday, and it will be coming your way!

Now, Let's DIY!

DIY Bookmarks

Bookmarks are a great way to keep your spot in a book. There are two types we are going to cover. Magnet and regular.

How to make a regular:

Fold a piece of paper into four sections vertically. Cut along the folds. Next, color the sections!

How to make a Magnet:

Find out how in the blog post DIY Bookmarks

DIY Stress Balls

Stress balls are so much fun to make! I like using playdough because it's cleaner! Especially for school, if it were to break, flour would go everywhere, and water would make a mess!

How to make one:

First, make your playdough into little balls. Place the balls inside the balloon. Tie the balloon and squish!

Customize Notebooks

The top photo is about how you can make dividers for different subjects for all your notebooks. The second photo is about how you can customize the cover of your notebook.

How to make Subject Dividers:

Open an online program like Canva. Design something you like! Add a quote inside of a text box. Next, print out your design. Glue it to a page of your notebook.

How to make a notebook Cover:

For the one pictured above, start by just adding strokes of paint to the cover of your notebook. Next, add some dots and then a year, or subject. Let it dry.

DIY Stickers

DIY Stickers are great for school! You can decorate photos, notebooks, papers, notes, and more with them! They are fun to design and make too!

How to make Stickers:

Open an online program like Canva. Design stickers! Think motivation (You got this) or something like that. Next, print them out on sticker paper and use them for school!

Well, I hope you can make some of these things!

Sadie