Another Chance For The Classroom Subway Art Silhouette File

I've been pretty absent lately, but I do try to take the time to read and respond to emails that I get here or on the My World of Crazy Fun Facebook page. 

One of the frequent emails I get is asking for the Silhouette classroom subway art file so I'm sharing it again, but there is a catch. Go to My World of Crazy Fun on Facebook and become a fan, then come back to this post and leave me a comment saying you're a fan and I will send you a link to the file. That's all.  

Until the next time . . . .

*Edited to include fonts used in my file. Without these fonts, you will need to substitute & resize to make words fit in the space. I suggest insuring you have these fonts first before you try to open my studio file unless you prefer to substitute. Thanks again!*

Impact

American Typewriter

Apple Casual

Arial Black

Euphemia UCAS

Times

Handwriting -  Dakota

Charcoal CY

Herculanum

Arial

Arial Narrow

Arial Rounded MT Bold

Apple LiSung

Papyrus

Chalkboard

Free Classroom Subway Art File for Silhouette

I have had a lot of people indicating that they want to make the Classroom Subway Art so I've decided to share it for a limited time.  Click on the link above or the photo to get to the original post where the download link is located.

As a favor to me, please consider following my blog and mentioning my blog when you use this file. In addition, please note that this is for personal use and not for resale.

Teacher Gifts

Every year during the holidays I struggle with what I should gift my daughters' teachers.  They are in half day Spanish Immersion so they have an English teacher, a Spanish teacher, and some years they have aides. It can get quite expensive on a stay-at-home mom budget so I try to make their gifts. Last year I had to come up with eight gifts. This year I was lucky to have just four teachers to gift.

My girls and I decided, at the last minute, to make subway art for their teacher gifts this Christmas.  I wanted something with encouraging words, so I looked to blog land for inspiration.

I borrowed some words from eighteen25's printable here,

and This and That Creative's teacher subway art here.

Aren't they both great?

I went to work designing in Silhouette Studio then I went to Lowe's, bought a 24"x 4' sheet of wood for just over $7 and had a friend's husband make three cuts (my husband and his tools were inaccesible). I forgot that one board was slightly wider than the others and I should've cut the vinyl accordingly, but I didn't so you see little more white space on the white board. My girls helped sand and paint them while I cut the vinyl on my awesome new Silhouette Cameo. 

I learned, the hard way, that the vinyl I purchased from Silhouette was not sticky enough. It would not stick to anything, so I dug out some Oracal vinyl I had on hand and it did the job perfectly. I've contacted Silhouette America to notify them of my vinyl issues, after reading that others were having the same problems, and they promptly replied stating that they would send replacement vinyl. I'm not sure I really want anymore of their vinyl after unsuccessfully using up a whole roll of 12"x10' vinyl, but I suppose I'm willing to give their vinyl another chance, perhaps I had a bad batch. 

All in all, I was very happy with the four very inexpensive classroom subway art pieces which were a hit with the teachers. 

For a limited time, download the Classroom Subway art file here. Please give credit where credit is due when using designs or ideas from other users. This is for personal use, and may not be used for resale. 

*UPDATE - This link is no longer available*

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