After seeing these at a link party a couple weeks back, I decided to make some of my own.
I figured not only would they be a great car activity for our upcoming road trip this week, but they'd make a great restaurant activity or an awesome diversion to pull out for when I need five minutes of peace so I can get something done-- like emptying the dishwasher or mopping the floor.
Plus you could totally make them for any holiday, season or celebration.
Or give them as a gift. (I think I am going to make a few more sets for Addison to give to her friends for Halloween)
So, I downloaded the digital kit, uploaded the graphics that I wanted to Target's one-hour photo, treated myself to a package of popsicle sticks, a fresh jar of Mod Podge and a Starbuck's while I waited for the prints to be ready, then proceeded spend my Saturday night making my popsicle stick puzzles-- ten of them to be exact!
Overall, it was a fairly easy project. A bit time consuming maybe, but nothing that a Good Wife or Downsized marathon, a bottle of wine and a bag of Dove chocolate can't cure!
Linking to:
Chef In Training
Today's Creative Blog
A Bowl Full of Lemons
Those are really cute! My son loves puzzles so these would be super cool for him! Thanks for sharing! :)
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What an awesome idea! This would make a great trick or treat gift too! I'd love it if you added them to my little Terrorific Tuesday roundup! http://swelldesigner.blogspot.com/2011/10/terrorific-tuesday-blog-hop-time_17.html
ReplyDeleteAdorable! My kiddos are all grown up, but I'm sending this link to my friend with three little ones - it's perfect!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love the graphics!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I really like ideas for gifts rather than treats this time of year. There are is just so much candy out there. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThese are great. My daughter loves puzzles. This just might be a great treat for her classmates for the holidays.
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