Building block cards get their name from the square shapes that "pop up" when the card is open. They are handily placed to hold a sentiment...
Hi Friends. I am super excited to share today’s card tutorial with you! When I first saw these “Pyramid Block Cards” I was WOWED. I had never seen them before and my mind went crazy with all the possibilities. Sure enough, after I made my first pyramid block card, I was absolutely hooked. I can’t […]
Pattern Block Cards with images for students to copy and create. Simple and Easy Math Station10 Zoo Animals10 Sea Animals28 small cards. 4 per pageNOTE: THE ACTUAL SHAPES ARE NOT MEANT TO BE PLACED ON TOP OF THESE CARDS.
Hi everyone, here's something new for you to try. I'm calling this a Tower Block card, I saw an image on Pinterest by thefoldfactory.com, It's a brochure, but the style caught my eye and I wanted to try and turn it into a card fold. I've made 3 sizes and they all fold flat. The…
The Pop Up Block Fun Fold Card design is so cool. It looks complicated but once you break down the steps, you just repeat them for each block.
Hawaiian quilt block cards. Hand or machine cut.
Teaching a farm-themed lesson? Check out these cute farm animal pattern block cards for kids! They are a fun activity for teaching math and shapes.
Here we are in March already, and a new month brings another fantastic bundle of inspirational projects from the Ideas design team. This month we are focusing on using up scraps in simply stunning …
Build Foundation Phase learners' shape recognition and fine motor skills with our shape building block cards.
For Mothermark's and SweetMissDaisy's challenges. I am making a quilt right now that is called "Farmgirl's Garden". This is one of the red blocks from that quilt.
Students will use these pattern block puzzle mats to practice shape recognition while building fine motor and spatial awareness skills. These task cards are perfect for morning bins, STEM bins, math centers, or small group work. Pattern blocks are used to recreate the designs on these mats. The card...
Join Josie in the Creative Classroom as she creates a beautiful rainbow background with the Color Block Slices Dies. The Color Block Slices Dies come with two long triangle shaped dies to make sun rays, star bursts, and zigzag patterned backgrounds. These two dies take all the measuring and guesswork out of creating a similar background with a paper trimmer. Today Josie’s cute card features a white space between each colorful slice and she has a great trick to achieve an even spacing. She begins her rainbow background with one slice positioned from the top left corner to the bottom right corner. Then she uses a strip of cardstock, a little less than a quarter inch as a spacer to help achieve a consistent white space. Simply line up that strip directly next to the first Color Block Slice, and use a tiny piece of washi tape to hold it in place. Then set down the next slice on the other side. Once its adhered, remove the spacer. Repeat the process, using the same spacer, until the whole card is full of perfectly placed rainbow slices. Watch this video below or on our Youtube channel to learn more tips and tricks as Josie creates with this fun die set, plus see more ways to arrange the slices for colorful backgrounds. Also be sure to download our PDF guide with examples and instructions for a variety of layouts and arrangements. Check out the Color Block Slices from the Simply Perfect Collection in the Spellbinders shop. We’re so glad you joined us today! You’ll find us live each week on the Spellbinders Facebook page and YouTube channel every Friday at 10 am AZ time. Subscribe, so you don’t miss a thing!
Hello my friends! Welcome back. Today I'm showing you the Small Die of the Month for June. This die set is my favorite so far! It's so creative, and you can do so many things with it. It is fabulous!! I created three cards with this set, and I will be creating many, many more.…
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My mother is having a birthday in July, so I thought this might be a card for her. I am entering this card into the following challenges. [url=http://wordartwednesday.blogspot.com/2018/06/challenge-weeks-340-341anything-goes.html]Word Art Wednesday- Anything Goes #340-#341[/url] [url=https://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/wednesdaychallenge/simon-says-anything-goes-51/]Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge- Anything Goes[/url] [url=http://scor-pal.blogspot.com/2018/06/june.html]Scor-Pal More Than One Score #49 Pretty in Pink[/url] [url=https://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/mondaychallenge/?p=13100]Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge- Food and/or Drink[/url]
Good morning everyone! I have a fabulous freebie for you today! Since had such a great response to my Alphabet Pattern Block Cards, I thought it would be fun to do a set of Pattern Block Number cards too! Since this is a preschool activity I stuck with numbers 1-20.…
This card combined paper piecing with embedded embossing. For details, please visit http://www.stampingwithbrenda.com/2011/03/embedded-embossing-technique.html
A soft version of the Christmas Quilt Bundle
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Free Valentines Days STEAM Pattern Block Challenge Cards - ready to print and use in your Early Years classroom | you clever monkey
