The plastic maze disks were purchased on the Stampin' Up clearance page online. I thought they'd make cute kids cards for Operation Write Home.
Using Make The Cut, I cut the card bases and fronts separately, then attached the printed paper onto the card base.
The sentiment was printed on my computer.
I wanted the maze puzzle to be inside the card and just peek through the card front.
After taking the photos, I added a blue circle around the maze. The clear plastic just didn't show up well on the white background.
I lined up the puzzle with the opening in the card front so it would fit snugly inside the opening. I'll send a piece of thin foam along with these cards to protect the plastic mazes.
The sentiment was printed on my computer.
I wanted the maze puzzle to be inside the card and just peek through the card front.
11 comments:
these are super cute!!!
very cute Linda! These would be great birthday cards for kids also.I think you can buy something similar at the dollar store. Maybe I might borrow you idea as a lot of birthdays are coming up in our family.
Cute idea!
What a great idea.
How cute, I love that maze what a great idea!!
Totally cool card!!!
This is a cool card Linda! I didn't know you use use stuff like this for the soldiers. I think soldiers with kids are really going to scarf these right up to send home to their youngin's!
I'm only sending 4 in this box, Brenda, with a note asking if they're okay. I did tuck in a 4x4 piece of thin foam to pad the maze but am still not sure they'll be okay.
Oh dang now I am gonna wish I got some of those! HA HA HA
Those are amazing! I might scraplift these for my granson's valentines for school. Gotta make a trip to the dollar store to find some mazes though!
Really cute idea. You come up with the most clever things. TFS
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