Showing posts with label ornaments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ornaments. Show all posts

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Christmas Ornament 2009, Part 2

These are the other ornaments I made for my coworkers, minus one that I forgot to snap a picture of before it was taken home. There is also one I did for a friend's daughter. Some didn't get completed before Christmas due to supplies not coming in time. I guess I need to start in the summer this year.


This one was created for a team member who recently discovered he is diabetic. This is candy that he can have anytime.


This ornament was done for one of my partners in 6th grade social studies, I had made her a very girly ornament before and wanted to do something more fun. This is something that her boys can enjoy as well.

This was created for the science teacher on my team. I'm glad she didn't mind it being a little late.

This one was created for our choir teacher, she is a world traveler. She speaks several languages, including French. She will also be putting up with my kid in choir next year.

This was for our dyslexia specialist. She's another team member, and does a lot for our students.

This one was created for our first year teacher on the team. She put it up in her classroom right away. I'm glad she liked it.
Happy belated holidays to all, I hope you have a great 2010!

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Christmas Ornaments 2009, Part 1

I love making presents for people. In fact, I usually plan way to many for my schedule, even though I started in early November I didn't get finished on time. So some will be delivered after the holidays. I took the pictures on my cell phone, so they are probably a bit fuzzy on the large scale.


This was for my planning partner in 6th grade, World Cultures.

This door hanger ornament was made for my 6th grade team leader.








I made this one for our team member that works with the afternoon tutoring program, and has the most adorable little baby girl.


This was made for one of my fellow social studies teachers, who is really into history and miniatures.


These were originally intended to be for my Secret Santa, but I didn't participate this year. I ended up giving them to my administrators and teachers that are very helpful to me in the classroom.

This one was made for our school librarian, to match her bubbling personality.

This one was created for our Technology Specialist, as she is the queen of our shiny stuff.