How to Create a Locker Sign

Ever wanted to create a stunning, creative locker sign? Follow these instructions, and remember you can do anything if you set your mind to it!

1. First off, be sure to get your parents permission, and make sure that decoration your locker in any way is ok.
2. Gather all of your supplies.You can use about anything: sequins, paint, material, markers, the list goes on and on!
   
   
3. Pick out your paper type, color, and size to get started.I recommend colored card stock, or use white paper to draw it out yourself!
   
   
4. Sketch out your designing plan.It will make decorating a whole lot easier!Plus it helps you with figuring out where to put what and how to do it.
   
   
5. Finalize your design plan.Take out things you don't want, or add new things, best to get a new sheet of paper for this, so your plan wont be all messy.
6. Start designing!You can use colorful swirls, musical notes to show you love music, instruments if you are in band, or parts of songs or sayings!The sky's the limit so take it to the top with your imagination and create something no one has ever seen before!
7. If you want a neat computerized look, try using cutting machines to cut out designs and letters.
   
   
8. Start placing your cut outs and designs onto the paper(Skip this step if you did this without cutouts).
   
   
9. Let your design dry to avoid any smudging or damaging to your locker sign.
   
   

• If you want it to stand out, use bright colors and dark paper.
• Use your name, nickname, locker number, or whatever.Its your sign, create it!
• Remember, a little bit of glue goes a long, long way!
  

   Woah, too much glue!
• Have fun with this project!

• Don't put any curse words, dirty words, or inappropriate pictures on your locker sign. Remember that when you open your locker, anyone passing by will be able to see the sign, and you could get in trouble if a teacher passes by and sees something inappropriate on your sign
• Check with your school's policy on locker decorating and make sure that you are allowed to hang things in your locker

• Designing Supplies
• Paper
• Patience
• Parents and School Permission
• A locker
• Time