Showing posts with label decorations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decorations. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 9, 2022

Round Up - Display Ideas

Image by Gustavo Pires Bertaco from Pixabay
Lately, there have been some great posts with bloggers letting their creativity-flag fly sky high. With no further ado, check out these posts with ideas for displays and room decor  bling!

At Teen Services Underground, agent Sandra Rosa has some quick display ideas for teens for when your creativity tank is low. Stop here to read and see her sample book displays.[Simple Display Ideas For When You Get Stuck. SandraRosa. Teen Services Underground. October 12, 2022.]

Hafuboti, a blog by the very creative Rebecca McCorkindale, has been awash in decoration ideas and related passive programming in their youth areas. Stop here and also stop here - ok, and here (!) for two blog posts with awesome ideas and themes to spark your own ideas! 

[2021 Children's Library Themes. McCorkindale, Rebecca. Hafuboti blog. October 14, 2022 and ]

[Decemberly 2021. McCorkindale, Rebecca. Hafuboti blog. October 12, 2022.]

[It's Februberry!  McCorkindale, Rebecca. Hafuboti blog. October 17, 2022.]


Monday, May 3, 2021

Monthly Themes for Decoration/Programming


Hafuboti, aka Rebecca McCorkindale, has been creatively tackling library work with children and adults and sharing what she knows for a long time. Among her many areas of expertise is an unerring - and often punny - way with thematic approaches to library adornment and programming. By tying the two together seasonally or sometimes monthly, opportunities pop up to increase patron delight and involvement.

Stop here to get the low-down on her 2020 themes (lockdown edition) which she freely shares - and then get inspired!

Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Not Your Usual Snowflakes

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Winter is here.  I'm not the biggest fan of cold weather but I love making and decorating with snowflakes.  Once Thanksgiving is done and the turkeys need to go, I get out my scissors and start cutting.

Here are some ideas for winter decor or maybe to use in a program:

LEGO snowflakes from Pink Stripey Socks
Star Wars Snowflakes from Anthony Herrera Designs (I heard there might be a new movie in December.)
Six Pointed 3D Snowflake from Totally Love It 
Lots of Patterns from First Palette
Doctor Who whoflakes patterns from Oddly Crafting
Red Snowflakes from How About Orange

Happy Crafting!