I used to love sprawling out on the living room floor in the evening to play memory. I still remember some of the little animal characters that were hiding under those neatly lined up rows of red cards. But mostly I remember how happy I was spending time with my mom, and how accomplished I felt with each pair of matching cards that turned over.
For this set, the cards are two inches by three inches with a keepsake carrying box to match. Each card has the same basic gray/basic black back side. The fronts are either three small hearts, one large heart, or a sentiment in a mix of colors. If you decide to make a set of your own, be sure you have an two of each card so they match up during the game.
What's In It?
Paper: positively pink, tempting turquoise (Stampin' Up!); white (Georgia Pacific); urban prairie (Basic Grey)
Ink: onyx black (VersaFine); basic gray, celery, apricot, pixie pink, turquoise, lavender (SU!)
Accessories: gemstones (Darice); scallop scissors (ProvoCraft); celery grosgrain, ticket corner punch (SU!); corner rounder (EK Success)
13 comments:
This is a cute idea Bethany! I like the hearts for the game. Great idea!
This is fantastic!! What an awesome project!!
this is so stinking cute!!! love it :)
this is so stinking cute!!! love it :)
Fantastic idea Bethany! You just gave me an idea for my next craft for Chloe's teacher....a multiplication matching game and the twist can be...they need to answer it right before they can get the two cards ;)
wwwhhhhoooo thanks for the inspiration girl!
This is awesome! Such a cute idea! Both of my girls love to play memory. I think I may help my older daughter make this for her little sis for Valentine's Day! Thanks for the inspiration!
This is fantastic, Bethany!!
OMG! Too cute! What a fun idea! Love the colorful and sweet box from them all to live in! :)
What a great idea - super CUTE project....
Such a great idea Bethany!! Great great project! :)
What an adorable project!!! I remember loving to play Memory when I was a kid.
This is so amazing and creative, Bethany!! I LOVE it!!
This is SUCH a fantastic project, Bethany!!
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