I purchased cute black 5×7 frames at Dollar Tree and they were $1 each. Glossy photo paper, card stock, scrapbooking paper, whatever you like!.
#QUICK WORD ART HOW TO#
How to create your own word art Part 1: Collect your materials and information I must have the munchies! Better go make a fruit smoothie and keep my willpower intact!) Once you get the hang of it, it’s a piece of cake! (Hmmmm…. Want to stick to the basics? Follow Parts 1, 2, 4, and 5. This tutorial is really easy, and I did include all the nitty-gritty details for those of you who enjoy customizing to your hearts’ content! Yep, that would be me. This student is currently majoring in music, so I chose her university colors for her word art gift.īeautiful, right? I am in LOVE with how they turned out, and my students and their parents loved them too! Ta-Da! I was so excited to give all of my students a personalized word cloud/word art gift at our end-of-the-year recital! PS: My Skype student had her word art gift, award certificate, and recital participation certificate too, but she didn’t hold them up for the photo 😊 Here’s a closeup of one student’s word art. I made these gifts for the first time several years ago, and I couldn’t have been more pleased with the results! Drum roll please… Never fear, I have the answer you’ve been looking for! Here’s a fun and simple idea that’s easy to create, very affordable, and looks amazing. The trending question during recital season, at least in piano teaching circles, is… What is an affordable gift I could give my students at the recital? The best part? You can do this for each student for the cost of a photo frame! However, the idea continues to circulate because, well, it’s a terrific gift idea! It’s quick, easy, and you can customize the gift for each individual student. Creating word art gifts for students is not a new idea.
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