Cute Locker Design Ideas – One of my favorite things to do at the beginning of the year when I was in school was decorate my locker! And with all the requests we’ve received for DIY cabinet ideas, it seems like you guys love it as much as I do! We chose a food-themed cabinet, but you can take these guides and apply them to any topic you want. All of the projects in this post are super easy and perfect to make with your friends at your next sleepover! It really makes me wish I had a locker again!!! 🙂 Oh, and if you have any questions about where we got these pink cabinets: I only found them here on Amazon!
1. Since we created a watermelon, we’ll use it as an example. Paint the entire cork board pink and let it dry completely.
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2. Paint the outer edge green and draw the seeds in the center of the board with black paint.
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3. Once all the paint has dried, press an adhesive magnetic sheet to the back of the cork board and place it in your cabinet. Fill it with pins and photos!
3. Turn the mirror over and attach a self-adhesive magnetic sheet to the back. Hang the mirror in your cabinet!
1. Using green foam and an Exacto knife, cut pineapple leaves into multiple sizes. Glue all the leaves together with hot glue to create the shape of the top of a pineapple. Set aside
2. Cut small Xs out of brown vinyl and place them on the front of the pineapple cup.
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4. Using epoxy glue, glue three of the super strong magnets to the back of the mug. Let it dry completely before using it in your cabinet and filling it with pencils.
1. Put a small amount of epoxy on the back of an eraser and place a super strong magnet on the glue.
I never thought I’d say this (I hated school), but now I’m a little nostalgic for high school! If only my school lockers were bright PINK! Your child’s locker at school can and should be customized and have a cool and interesting look. How does it work? A cabinet can be decorated with various magnets, shelves and pen and pencil holders. We have prepared a whole series of amazing DIY cabinet decorations that you can make very quickly and fantastically. Here they are!
Decorating your locker is one of the most fun parts of the start of a school year. This year, turn your favorite patterned fabrics into cute magnets to display photos, friends’ notes, or lesson plans. This is a very simple creation that you will make in a few minutes and the effect will be fantastic!
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A tower of books collapses to the ground, the homework assignment is now nowhere to be found, and your high schooler can’t remember whether today is football day or music day. Start fresh this year and go from overwhelmed to overachieving with these great cabinet decorating and organizing tips. This project includes several DIYs: magnetic clothespins, spray-painted organizers, and a printable calendar. Read the project and choose the one you like or create them all!
These sturdy magnetic bags with tape are easy to make and help keep an organized locker and small school supplies and personal items within easy reach. The authors chose a food-themed cabinet, but you can take these tutorials and apply them to any topic you want. Place your bags in the locker door and fill them with supplies and personal items and voila!
Don’t know how to decorate your cabinet? Check out this beautiful magnetic beaded mirror and little mini bulletin boards with matching push pins. I love that they are movable and have a little magnet attached to the back of each. Forget the mirror because this way you can place the most important thing that you absolutely shouldn’t forget at eye level.
Add a touch of glitter to your cabinet decoration! These artificial Druzy agents are so bright, so shiny and so glamorous! The magnets came out perfectly and look organic, textured, clean and modern. They can be used not only in cabinets, but also on refrigerators, magnetic whiteboards and more. The magnets look so classy that it would be fun to make them in one color and in different sizes.
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Here are some colorful and cool cabinet magnets for you to try! Use these cute little locker magnets to capture your schedule, calendar, locker posters and more. Hold the magnet and patch together so they are flat against each other and you will have the best locker magnets ever! You can make as many as you want and you can cover your entire cabinet door with a magnet. You can put them on your refrigerator or get a mini cabinet like this one and use it as a little jewelry holder covered in patches.
Who isn’t a fan of emojis? There are emoji leggings, emoji purses, emoji pillows, and even emoji macarons! Now it’s time to make some DIY emoji magnets for cabinets, refrigerators and other surfaces. They can be used anywhere and are very easy to make. Grab some round magnets and some yellow paint and get to work!
This large chalkboard letter makes a great magnet that can be used as a cabinet decoration and is an interesting idea to personalize your cabinet. If you want to add embellishments to your initial like buttons or a flower, sequins or something else, do it in this step. To make the ribbons even more practical, you can make or get mini clothespins to attach to the ribbon so that the child who uses them can attach photos or notes.
It’s a time for freshly sharpened pencils, blank notebooks, and the knowledge that your child can do anything! This project includes some instructions for decorating the magnetic frame and notepad cabinet – they are easy to make and look great with a vintage feel. In fact, you can even use these pieces for adults by placing them on your refrigerator.
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You know the world of crafts wouldn’t be complete without glitter. It always adds a little pizzazz to whatever you’re working on. In this project, you’ll learn how to make glittery clothespins to attach various notes and photos to your cabinet, refrigerator, and other items. Get inspired and create these shiny pieces!
Do you need pen holders and pencil holders? No problem! In this project you’ll learn how to make little magnetic pen holders out of Eclipse mint boxes! Such a holder is enough for 2-3 markers, attach it to the cabinet and voila! You can also connect several of them and create more cabinets for your home: for the study, children’s room, a craft room and your refrigerator.
These fantastic desktop posters are perfect for both adults and children. You can put them on your desk to give you a smile when you work hard, or you can put them on the cabinet door or in your locker. They’ll also remind you that you’re too cool for school and you won’t let anyone tell you otherwise! Read how to prepare them and enjoy your meal!
These wooden crayons are a great way to liven up a simple magnetic board. Whether you are a child or an adult, these can add a lot of color to your office, kitchen or classroom. Are you ready to make DIY crayon magnets? Let’s do it!
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