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making flossing fun
           Floss Art
             Encourage yourself to
             floss twice a day (or
             more) by changing the
             dispensing experience
             into something
             playful




© Kelly Schmutte
Floss Art
Want to turn a boring chore into
something fun? Follow the steps on the
following pages to learn how to get
started.




       BORING!




         FUN!!
Floss Art
Step 1.
Get some removable adhesive dot labels,
and color them in however you want. This is
where you get to be creative and have fun!
(If you don’t have time to color your own
stickers, you can just use sticky dots or existing
stickers).

Tip: Think of
objects or
animals that
have “tails,”
like a mouse or
balloon, and
make stickers
like that.
Floss Art
Step 2.
Cut several (10+) lengths of your favorite
floss.



Step 3.
Mount your floss pieces to your bathroom
mirror in any way you want. Again, be
creative and have fun. Try making
geometric patterns, or bouquets of
balloons. Play around with anchoring the
floss at both ends, or leaving it dangling.
Floss Art
A few things I learned:
• It’s totally fun to “pluck” pieces of floss off
  of the mirror!
• Investing in the preparation (by coloring
  the dots myself) made me take
  ownership of this new habit, and
  increased my excitement
• Not only did I floss twice a day (after
  brushing), but did other “opportunistic”
  flossing, as well (ex: I was dashing off to
  class, and realized I had something in my
  teeth that I wanted to get).
• My roommate has been away the past
  week, but I think she would have been
  encouraged to join in, too.




happy flossing!

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Floss Art: Making Flossing Fun!

  • 1. making flossing fun Floss Art Encourage yourself to floss twice a day (or more) by changing the dispensing experience into something playful © Kelly Schmutte
  • 2. Floss Art Want to turn a boring chore into something fun? Follow the steps on the following pages to learn how to get started. BORING! FUN!!
  • 3. Floss Art Step 1. Get some removable adhesive dot labels, and color them in however you want. This is where you get to be creative and have fun! (If you don’t have time to color your own stickers, you can just use sticky dots or existing stickers). Tip: Think of objects or animals that have “tails,” like a mouse or balloon, and make stickers like that.
  • 4. Floss Art Step 2. Cut several (10+) lengths of your favorite floss. Step 3. Mount your floss pieces to your bathroom mirror in any way you want. Again, be creative and have fun. Try making geometric patterns, or bouquets of balloons. Play around with anchoring the floss at both ends, or leaving it dangling.
  • 5. Floss Art A few things I learned: • It’s totally fun to “pluck” pieces of floss off of the mirror! • Investing in the preparation (by coloring the dots myself) made me take ownership of this new habit, and increased my excitement • Not only did I floss twice a day (after brushing), but did other “opportunistic” flossing, as well (ex: I was dashing off to class, and realized I had something in my teeth that I wanted to get). • My roommate has been away the past week, but I think she would have been encouraged to join in, too. happy flossing!