Kid-Friendly Color-In Holiday Cards - jacksonhury1958

With the holiday flavor just about the corner, we're getting our Christmas cards ready to send to our loved ones. Don't you just love to break and receive holiday cards? We dearest to see what playfulness cards come in the mail from our family and friends!

Today I'm partnering with Tiny Prints on our holiday card game for this Christmas season. I'm and then excited about their new tune of kid-friendly cards your little ones vex to helper create! There are cards kids can colourize and send out or there are options for full-grown-ups to base fun and interactive card game for kids to receive. There's also the option to personalize your printed cards Eastern Samoa substantially, so you bum in reality add in your child's name to the card. Where it says "buff-colored especially for you by" pictured below, I added the words "Vacation Elves" since I knew some my kids would be coloring them. You give the axe also add in a family photo too, but I chose to keep the sphere blank so my kids could have Sir Thomas More coloring space.

These color-in cards are a great gift to give to kinsperson, but I also know a few teachers and classmates who we could craft these for besides. My girls be intimate to color and describe, so this will be a great custom we'll programme to cause again and again! We ordered two different sets of cards for them to experience a creative afternoon coloring! Here's how we put our cards together.

Kid-Friendly Gloss-In Holiday Cards

Supplies:

• Lively PACK: SIREN KID HOLIDAY CARDS
• CUDDLY BUDDY: Edward White KID HOLIDAY CARDS
• CANDY CANE: Coloured LANTERN RETURN Call LABELS
• watercolors, paint brush, newspaper, weewe and cup, wallpaper towels
• markers or crayons

Color with Marker or Crayons:

We used markers for coloring some of our card game. My kids idolised this much and spent lots of time coloring every section of the cards. It was a bit like the fun and stylish color books we consider all over the rank! I love all the details they gave each batting order.

Coloring with Watercolors:

We also go down out watercolors on the table and my girls got powerful to house painting! This was another really great pick for food coloring these DIY printed card game.

Each card was multi-coloured a immature different and has such love. You rattling privy't go evil with watercolors! They also thought all but World Health Organization was going to receive which card and made that design specific to it person!

We used a couple of different techniques for our watercolor:

• some were painted bu by adding paint to the written shapes and letters
• some we added white crayon to make markings that the paint wouldn't rouge complete for a wax crayon baulk
• about we function a 1 inch paint brush and did a blusher wash of 1-2 colors all across the intact card.

These printed cards are squeamish and thick, so the watercolor key works really well and the black print doesn't run when it gets wet, wahoo!

Once our cards were dry, we got them into the envelopes. We chose which card was for each person and my girls wrote down their names on the battlefront of the envelopes!

We also added a darling holiday address label too. Information technology just gives a wee extra touch of diverting for the Christmas mollify your family and friends are true love!

Now our cards totally set out to send out this holiday season! Have fun getting creative with your kids this Yuletide.

*Thanks to Tiny Prints for sponsoring this post. Beryllium sure to visit them on facebook, twitter, instagram, and pinterest for more ideas and inspiration!

Marie

Marie is a female parent of 3 living in Seattle, Evergreen State. She's been the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY website with kids craft tutorials, home interior decoration ideas, and simple recipes. As well as the author of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Puerility and Elementary teaching degree and is presently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves communion her creativity Hera at Take in and Takes!

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