If you've been downloading my baseball hats you may notice that the layout of the hat template has changed with my recent uploads. The top of the hat no longer sits opposite the brim of the hat. Here is why: using the old layout, the hat sits flush on the cubee character's head, and makes it really hard to see their face and eyes. I moved the back of the hat over to the left of the template so that once the hat is constructed a tab is on the inside of the hat at the front just behind the brim. If you fold the hat so that this new front tab actually sits on top of the cubee's head, the result is that the hat sits high in the front while still
So basically I've got some tear-off posters and a bunch of cubees. Here's what's going on...
The tear-off posters are just some fun things I like to post on the wall of my classroom to give my students a chuckle now and then. Remarkably, they actually tear off the items and take them, which is not what I initially intended (they were just supposed to be funny) but now the students look forward to the next one that I will post and will actually come in before school starts to get first pick. I know...odd. They were all made with Photoshop and I have developed a mini-lesson where my students must devise and create a custom tear-off poster of t