Bucket Seats With Mrs. Labrasciano |
Materials for Bucket Seats Add in staple gun and sponge brush. |
The first thing that you will need to do is take scrap paper and mod podge it to the bucket. I like to use a nice layer of mod podge to make the bucket durable for the classroom. After you glue it to the bucket, use a scraper and roller to get out all of the air. Once you are done putting the paper on the bucket you should give the bucket 3 coats of mod podge. Make sure that you let it dry in between layers.
After you have covered the bucket, you will need to make the seat. You will need to cut cardboard and foam to fit the circle on top of the seat. Lay the circles on the fabric. Staple the fabric as shown above.
After you have the seat covered, use spray adhesive to coat the top of the bucket. You can then push the cushion down. I used scrap fabric to embellish the handles. Just tie the scraps on.
Bucket Seats With Mrs. Labrasciano |
These have got to be the cutest bucket seats I've ever seen!!!
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Dirty Hands & Lesson Plans
Those bucket seats are adorable!!! :) Love the added ribbon on the sides.
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Creativity to the Core
Just love these! Love how colorful they are!
ReplyDeleteOooh, so cute! Love the fun colors!
ReplyDeleteThe Techie Playground
I'm always eyeing the buckets at firehouse and wondered of you got the lids, too!!! Now I know!!! Your turned out great!!
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3rd Grade Pad
Oh those bucket seats are amazing!!! So fun!
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Short and Sassy Teacher
The classrooms at my school all have emergency buckets for snacks in case of an extended lock down. This would be a great way to get some use out of those buckets. Super cute idea.
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Crockett's Classroom...Forever in Third Grade
Hey, there, Amy!
ReplyDeleteLove love LOVE this idea! Adorable AND functional!
Amy