These monster measurement cards help kids learn to measure using non-standard units. Great for Pre-K, Preschool & Kindergarten math centers.
Hello crafty friends! It’s Rachel Alvarado from RachelAlvaradoDesigns.com. I have a few cards to share with you showcasing the new Monster Birthday Collection. I absolutely love this collection! It’s versatile enough to make cards for individuals of all ages, and the designs are super adorable! For my first project, I created a mini slimline card measuring at 3.5” x 6.5”. I then used the Dancin’ Birthday Monster Etched Dies to die-cut three little monsters from a variety of colored card stock. The fun part about this card is that the monsters’ legs swing back and forth when you tilt the card from side to side. For my card background, I added some grass using the grass die from the Bunch of Borders Etched Dies. I also blended some Salvaged Patina Distress Oxide Ink for my background sky. Lastly, I added both a gift and some cute little glasses to the middle monster using the gift die from the Dancin’ Birthday Dragon Etched Die Set and one of the glasses dies from the Smart Glasses Etched Die Set. For my second project, I created a sweet dancing dragon using the Dancin’ Birthday Dragon Etched Die Set. I once again added some grass using the same grass die that I used in my slimline card above. For my card background, I die-cut a few layers of scalloped arches using the Make a Wish Arch Labels Etched Dies. I love the gorgeous detail of this arch set! After slightly blending my background with some Salvaged Patina Distress Oxide Ink, I adhered my dragon with some 3D foam adhesive squares and also added a #1 balloon using the fun Birthday Balloons Etched Dies. For my third project, I used the same Make a Wish Arch Labels and Birthday Balloons Die Sets as above. Instead of a dragon, I added a cute little dinosaur from the Birthday Dinosaurs Etched Dies Set. For my background, I lightly blended some Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Ink and added some spatters of diluted Copic Opaque White Paint for some added texture. For my last project, I once again used the Make a Wish Arched Labels Etched Dies along with the Birthday Balloons Etched Dies. This time, I added an adorable little panda bear from the Dancin’ Panda Birthday Etched Dies. Once again, I used two layers of small foam adhesive squares for the little dancing legs to swing on, allowing the panda to “dance” when the card is tilted from side to side. Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by today! If you liked these cards and want some more inspiration, feel free to check out my INSTAGRAM page. Rachel Other Supplies Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.
These fun monster alphabet cards will make spelling games fun! You could use them to put your child's name on their bedroom door, or play matching and spelling games with them.
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Pin0 Welcome to the first post on my new blog and what better cards to start with! Aren’t these monsters adorable? And wiper cards are so fun! So here’s a little tutorial for anyone interested. I’m very new to Copic Markers so I stamped the images from the Concord and 9th Monster Love Stamp and… Read More »Monster Wiper Cards
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Make your own Mood Monster Stick Puppets! Perfect for use in PSED activities for early years and key stage one children to learn about feelings and emotions.
Hello After creating yesterday's Mojo Monday 362 card I had some scraps left and they were just big enough to create two smaller c...
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Print out these adorable monster number cards to give your child practice working with numbers 1-100!
These fun and free monster math addition clip cards are great for working on beginning addition and fine motor skills in Kindergarten!
This monster match game is one of the best Halloween bingo games! Simply print out the Halloween bingo cards and play at a Halloween party!
BoomLearning.com - Amazing authors make awesome learning content! These digital task cards focus on spatial concepts with friendly monsters. Students choose the correct preposition based on the picture. Examples: The monster is ____ the bed. *under The monster is ____ the boat. *in
Some of these monsters and dinos were made for googlie eyes... so of course I had to add them.Some, where the eyes were too big for my googlie eyes stickers I added glossy accents to the eyes instead to ensure they still had dimension and shine.Love these fun cards using the Making Cards magazine collection…
A monster counting activity that works on number recognition, counting, and one-to-one correspondence with free printable monster numbers!
In today's video I created an inked galaxy background for the cutest little alien/monster. I'm loving this new set from Spellbinders called Dancin' Birthday ...
These handmade DIY Cricut Monster Valentine Candy Cards are so cute it's scary! Have a monstrously fun day with these sweet treats!
