The pom poms are cute, fluffy and soft. What more could you ask for? This marble wallpaper will add instant glam to your locker. Plus, its colors are muted enough that it'll probably go with any kind of additional decor. Give your locker some fancy vibes with this cute magnetic chandelier that actually lights up.
Just don't forget the batteries. You can store pens, folders, notebooks, and just about anything in this magnetic gold holder.
Add some color to your locker with this pink-purple dry erase board. Use it for taking short notes to keep track of your day or week or you can just throw up an inspirational quote. Let's be real: At school, your to-do list is always changing. With this message board, you'll be able to keep track of your responsibilities and erase them once they're taken care of.
This kit has everything you could ever need, including floral wallpaper, a teal mirror, a dry erase board, and a glitter pencil holder. Type keyword s to search. Today's Top Stories. How to Watch 'After We Fell'. Getty Images. Now, you can clip notes and photos to the inside of your locker with your own personalized magnetic clips. If you have leftover clothespins, there are countless other ways to decorate them. Coat them with glue and dip them in glitter, stick sequins on them, use markers to draw designs on them, or use fabric glue to stick pretty ribbon or fabric to them.
DIY magnetic clips make great gifts too. Grab some needle and thread and string together your own colorful garland to bedeck the inside of your locker. While colorful fuzzy pom-poms are an obvious choice, you can mix things up and get creative.
Cut out letters to spell your name or a positive message, make paper flowers, or tie mini clothespins onto a string for holding small photos, Polaroid pictures, and other mementos.
Your DIY garland will look pretty taped in a zig-zag pattern on your locker door or you can go the more traditional route and string it horizontally from one end of your locker to the other.
Find a cool plastic, melamine, or metal cup and apply a thin strip of adhesive-backed magnet or two or three round magnets to one side of it. Make sure the magnets you use are strong, since the cup will be heavy!
Break out that washi tape again and give a plain cup an upgrade. Stickers, sequins, rhinestones, and glitter can all be used to add some pizzazz, too. You can buy your own locker rugs, but why shell out money at the store when you can easily make your own? When you DIY it, the world is your oyster. Most fabric stores sell a wide range of fuzzy fabrics and faux furs for you to choose from, or you can order a rug sample online and use that. There are other ways to bring home decor ideas to your locker too.
Then, hang them across your locker using sticky tack or small magnets. This creates a collage of images across your locker. For instance, you can place 1 magnet at the top middle of the cut-out to easily secure it to your locker. Use stickers to add some embellishment to your space. Purchase removable stickers in patterns or images you enjoy, such as polka dots or plaid patterning. Then, stick each one across your locker in a random pattern.
This adds a fun accent to the inside of your locker. Always use removable stickers so you can easily take them off at the end of the year. Incorporate magnetic clips to hold your stuff. Buy a few magnetic clips from a home or office store, and arrange them across the inside of your locker door. Use your clips to secure your headphones, hair ties, and notes. Try adding alphabet letters to spell out your name or favorite saying. Alphabet letters are a creative, cutesy way to add detail to your locker.
If you'd like, spray an even, light coat of spray paint across the magnets to color-coordinate them with your space. Then, spell out your name or things like "Way to go! Arrange battery-powered LED lights for a twinkle effect. This is a great idea to accent a colorful or whimsical locker. String your lights up in a random arrangement, and use clear, adhesive hooks that come with your lights to attach them to the top and sides of your locker.
You can hide the battery pack at the bottom or side of your locker. This way, you can conserve the battery. Add an air freshener so your space smells great. Use a hanging air freshener in a scent you like, such as coconut or ocean breeze. Then, hang the air freshener from a hook toward the top of your locker. Replace it when the scent is not strong anymore. Place a small piece of carpet along the bottom for a cozy accent. You can purchase a locker carpet to add some color and texture to your space.
Simply place the carpet at the bottom of your locker, then place your books, bags, or shelving unit on top. You can take a scarf and fold it to the size of your locker floor, then place it along the bottom. You can find a locker carpet at most home supply stores or online. Method 2. Use a dry erase board if you want to jot down reminders and notes.
Place the dry erase board on the inside of your locker door so you can easily reach it. Then, use dry erase markers to write reminders or quotes. Draw flowers, stars, or puppies, for instance. Alternatively, use a magnetic notepad instead of a dry erase board. Both work well to leave notes, though dry erase boards are less wasteful. Hang up a magnetic storage rack to house your pencils and papers. You can find all sorts of magnetic cups and racks at most office supply stores.
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