When I saw this Woodland Walk Printable Collage Sheet on The Graphics Fairy blog, I knew I would be doing something special with it. Isn't it wonderful!
Then I saw a hamburger album on Joy's Life made with the Silhouette Cameo and knew what I would do with the Woodland Walk Collage Sheet.
I imported them into my Silhouette Cameo and cut them apart with the knife on the machine. Then I traced and offset them, printed two copies (one flipped horizontally for the back) and cut them out. I cut the shapes a third time out of cereal boxes. Then I sandwiched the cardboard in-between the front and back shapes and Mod Podged them together.
I've been needing a brayer, and fortunately found one in a box when I was cleaning the basement. It's from a Playdoh kit LOL. It worked just fine for making sure there weren't any bubbles after sticking the pieces together.
Mine isn't necessarily a book like the hamburger inspiration above, but when my little grandson is big enough, we can use it as an educational tool by taking the pieces off the ring and talking about them together.
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Patty, You did a fine job with your craft. I like it. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post and just perfect for fall.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Hope to see you on my blog:)
Very cute idea to use as a baby book of sorts - I bet he will love it!
ReplyDeleteHow cute this is...you are very talented, Patty.
ReplyDeleteNow, about those Christmas Eve ham and cheese sandwiches....hope you will post the recipe. :))
Neat idea!
ReplyDeleteThis will also be perfect for a "Fall tree"! But I know little Jax will be happy playing or gnawing at it too! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute project, Patty! Great idea. I love the Graphics Fairy Blog!
ReplyDeleteOh how adorable Patty! What a fun activity for you and your grandson. Another thing you both could do is a nature walk and find as many of the pictures in real life.
ReplyDeleteI love this, such a great idea! And the Graphics Fairy is pretty awesome too :)
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what a fun and cute learning tool for your g-son:) gotta love graphics fairy!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this idea! I actually said WOW out loud when I saw what you had made! We're all going to want one now! Have fun!
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