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Bus Teacher Apron (Contributor Post)

 August 24, 2015     Guest Contributor    Leave a Comment   This post contains affiliate links

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Happy August, friends!  This is Bree from bumblebreeblog.  This past month I haven’t been posting much on the blog so that I could get ready for the holiday season.  There are some amazing posts coming to bumblebreeblog in the next couple months.  Make sure you stop by and check them out.

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The school year has started for most people and as a teacher it’s the time of year I create a new teacher apron.  I work with infants and toddlers so my days are filled with silly songs, lots of paint, and pockets filled with random items.  This year I wanted to create an apron based on “Wheels on the Bus”.

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Bus Teacher Apron

Materials:

  • Black waist apron
  • Iron-on vinyl
  • Vinyl cutter (I used my Cricut)
  • Iron

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Step 1

I still have an old school Cricut so still use cartridge and the CCR.  When planning my apron I found the doodlecharms cartridge and found a wonderful bus image that I knew was perfect for my apron.  I also used the basic Cricut font to cut out my “go round and round”.
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Step 2

Once I created my template in the CCR, I cut out my images on my white iron-on vinyl.  I have cut out vinyl millions of times, but this time I forgot to change the default settings to vinyl.  Because of this each of my pieces were cut from the plastic backing.  Ooops.

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Step 3

Thankfully my project was about to be saved.  You can actually iron on each piece separately and peel off the plastic backing once its adhered.  I would suggest making sure you put a lot of pressure onto your heat transfer vinyl.  This will make taking off the back much easier.

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I hope you enjoyed my wonderful teacher apron.  Do you have a teacher in your life that use one?  Let me know in the comments below.  Do you want to see the apron I created last year?  Check it out: Chevron Teacher Apron.  To learn more ways to use heat transfer vinyl check out my Burlap and Vinyl Stockings and Inspirational Shirt.  Thanks!  See you next month.

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Sarah LempSarah is a second generation homeschooling mom. She lives in Metro Detroit with her husband Jay, 5 kids and dog, Edison. They love staying active as a family and going on trips in their renovated camper. Sarah loves to sing, make pretty things and eat pizza.

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