Halloween Memory Game
I like to get a jump on little Halloween crafts, so I am stocking up during the 12 x 12 sale this month at CutCardStock. One of the fun little goodies I am making is this easy to make memory game. This is a project that can be mass-produced if you want to make it for a classroom of kids, or spend a little extra time and make it special for your favorite Trick-or-Treater!
Halloween Memory Game by Amber Lawrence
Supplies
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12 x 12 Curious Metallic Cryogen White cardstock
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12 x 12 Basis Orange cardstock
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8.5 x 11 Pop Tones Sour Apple cardstock
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3 punches, sized to nest together
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Halloween stamps, 10 different images that will each fit within the smallest sized punch
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Ink, I used Staz-On Black
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Adhesive
Steps
Punch out 20 shapes from each color of cardstock, each color being a different size punch.
Stamp each of the 10 images twice so that you have a pair for every stamp.
Adhere the different color punched pieces together to create a matted image.
(Optional: You could color in the images yourself, or let the recipient of this fun little gift color them in.)
When all the pieces are finished, you’ll have 20 game pieces. The object is to shuffle the pieces and then lay them face down and use your memory to match the pairs together.
Package your gifty game in a little cello bag tied with a cute ribbon and it’s ready for your favorite Trick-or-Treater!
Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave today [09 Sep 01:00am GMT]. Thanks, Maria