Thursday, August 12, 2010

schoolroom week

Here is where we do school (and sew and craft and entertain guests and blog... you get the picture). I am so excited to finally have a table big enough for the whole family to work at and not be bumping elbows!

These maps are new too (if you turn it around the other side is a map of the USA). I got them at Office Max for $20 and spend another $7 on the wood (4 52" pieces of screen trim) I used double sticky tape to put the maps together and to hold the wood in place then used a staple gun to attach the wood then tied twine to the ends and hung!

And just so you can get a better fell for the space here are some more pictures of our "great room". This is the other side of the room.
Those blue book cases hold all our school books, and yes, that is my wreath made of Christmas balls still hanging- I just liked it so much I did not want to take it down :)

If you zoom in on this one you will see my nativity is still out too- we celebrate Jesus' birth all year long around here.

Oh, I did some rearranging in the kitchen too. This chalk board used to hang where the maps are now.
So, this is where we spend our days! Now go on over the heart of the matter to check out everyone else's schoolrooms at the Not Back to School Blog Hop!

Not Back to School Blog Hop

8 comments:

  1. I love your school room(s)! Those maps are great & I love the tree in your dining room, too!

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  2. Love all of your color and everything looks so cozy!

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  3. Love it, Amy! Such a warm, open feel. Beautiful!

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  4. Love how you made those maps work for you! Nice to see where you are when I'm talking to you. : )

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  5. Great cheerful space, perfect for school.
    Have a blessed school year!
    Pax - lena

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  6. What a gorgeous, colorful room! So happy and inviting!

    Have a wonderful year of homeschooling!

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  7. You have a precious area! It feels very cozy and airy! Thank you for sharing.

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  8. I love this idea for the maps! Looks like you have a great roomy space!

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