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.
these are super cute!!!
ReplyDeletevery 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.
ReplyDeleteCute idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea.
ReplyDeleteHow cute, I love that maze what a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteTotally cool card!!!
ReplyDeleteThis 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!
ReplyDeleteI'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.
ReplyDeleteOh dang now I am gonna wish I got some of those! HA HA HA
ReplyDeleteThose 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!
ReplyDeleteReally cute idea. You come up with the most clever things. TFS
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