Skip Header & Navigation Skip to Footer Navigation

All content on this site is available, via phone, at 1-877-513-0369. . If you experience any accessibility issues, please contact us.

8 Cute DIY Locker Decorating Ideas

8 Cute DIY Locker Decorating Ideas

Do you remember the first time you were able to have a locker in school? I sure do. I was so excited to decorate it and make it my little space in the school. We have come up with some super fun DIY Tween Locker Decorating ideas. These are quick and easy school locker ideas that will have your tween ready for their first locker. Be sure to download the Free Daily Planner Printables here to keep your locker organized!

1
DIY Mini Cork Board
DIY Mini Cork Board
1
DIY Mini Cork Board

Anyone will love making this fun and easy DIY mini cork board. All you need is some paint, paint brushes, washi tape, craft cork square tiles, and adorable enamel pins. Place the washi tape on the cork square and then add paint where you'd like. Let dry, then place the enamel pins in the cork square for a little pizzazz.

2
DIY Locker Pom-Pom Garland
DIY Locker Pom-Pom Garland
2
DIY Locker Pom-Pom Garland

These DIY Pom-Pom Garlands add a lot of fun to a locker. And they are super fun to make. Grab some baker's twine, a needle, and some yarn pom-poms. Begin to string them together using the needle. Just stick the needle through the center of each yarn pom-pom. You can make these as long as you'd like.

3
DIY Locker Magnetic Holder
DIY Locker Magnetic Holder
3
DIY Locker Magnetic Holder

The fun thing about lockers is the chance to use magnets. Like this DIY Magnetic Holder, which can store pencils, notes, treats or anything else. All you need is one of these magnetic storage boxes. We wanted to stick with our locker decor colors, so we spray painted it gold. But I love the bright rainbow colors that these come in.

4
DIY Succulent Pot
DIY Succulent Pot
4
DIY Succulent Pot

I'm a big fan of adding in plants where I can. This may sound silly, but it can actually lift your mood. So why not add them to your locker? They will help give you a breath of fresh air when you are stressed about tests and homework. Grab a DIY ceramic mini flowerpot and add some paint. Place a faux succulent pick in the flowerpot and you're all done.

5
Free Daily Planner Printables
Free Daily Planner Printables
5
Free Daily Planner Printables

Everyone needs to stay on organized when it comes to school work. That's why we created these Free Daily Planner Printables for your locker. With this download you'll get an 8.5 x 11" sheet that has a place to write down your schedule for the weekdays, and notes on the other side. We liked having these on mini rainbow clipboards so that we can grab them and write real quick. Add some magnets to the back, so they can stick right to the locker door. Tween's will love the bright colors and the chance to keep up with their own schedule.

Get the Download
6
Chalkboard Quote Board
Chalkboard Quote Board
6
Chalkboard Quote Board

Keep inspiration at the forefront with a motivational Chalkboard Quote Board. Using a chalkboard, and chalk marker, write out a quote that will keep your head up and feet moving along. School can be tough, but a reminder that "You've Got This!" could be just what you need.

7
DIY Pen and Pencil Holder
DIY Pen and Pencil Holder
7
DIY Pen and Pencil Holder

DIY Pen and Pencil Holders do a perfect job of keeping what you need close enough to snag at a moments notice. Grab a couple plastic storage cups, and add some magnets to the back. You could also paint them to go along with your color scheme like we did. We can't get enough of gold. But the bright colors these cups come in are super fun too.

8
DIY Locker Decor
DIY Locker Decor
8
DIY Locker Decor

Once you have all the DIY's made, you can load them up and decorate your locker. With all of these school locker ideas, you'll have lots of room for books and binders, but a complete space of your own.

 

 
Loading...
Your Opinion Matters!


Would you be willing to answer a few questions about your website experience at the end of your visit?