Easy DIY baby Flash Cards:)

Helo everyone:)

    Today I will show you how to make those fun flash cards for your baby. I always see my friend's babies play with cards like this and wanted them for my son too. I know it would be much easier to buy them, but I wanted mine to be in two languages, because we speak polish and english at home. That's why I decided to make my own cards. I think it is a very fun and simple project, especially if you like coloring like me!!! Lets get started!!

The list of supplies we will need:

• cardstock
• paper trimer or scissors
• color pencils (markers or paints are good too)
• stamps with fun images
• ink pads
• black marker (to write the words)
• pencil
• 2 rings for binding

In this project I used stamps for some cards and for others I drew images myself (just for more fun)

Cut the cardstock into 3x4 inches cards using a paper trimer (you can use scissors too).

Stamp your images using your ink pads or draw them with a pencil and color them.

Write your words with a black marker. I wrote in two languages.

Those are finnished cards.

The last step is to laminate cards for protection. I laminated them at the print shop. Remember to round the corners of the laminat so that your baby wont hurt himself !!!(I used a corner punch to do that).  Punch the holes and put rings to make a little book. Hope you like my project:) Have fun making your own cards!

Love U ♥

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Nursery decorations

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Inspirations

 Hello again,
Here are some cards I have created while ago...Idea for those cards comes from "Stamp it" magazine. Below you will see the original version from the magazine and my version using different products.

"Stamp It" magazine

My version

"Stamp It" magazine

My version

"Stamp It" magazine

My version

"Stamp It" magazine

My version

My version

"Stamp It" magazine

 

 

My version

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