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The coronavirus has many of us staying at home and most of us adjusting to new ways of living. Hopefully photocrafting is still a fun part of your week — and even an occasional escape. We propose to combine the news and adjustments into a photocrafting history especially since it can involve at-home kids as well as adults!
I wanted to find something fun as an add-on to my nephew’s Easter basket. Of course, I see this as an excuse for photocrafting so was happy to find an Easter egg themed Memory Match game at the Personalization Mall. A Memory Match Game requires players to spot the identical pairs in a set of cards. The cards are placed face down and turned over two at a time with the goal of matching pairs together with the help of your memory. These rules below are for a 2-person game.
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Sometimes we need to get something done in a hurry or we don’t want to spend much money. Labels are the perfect photocrafting opportunity! You can finish your project in under an hour and it will only cost you a sheet of label paper! DIY photo labels are also one of the most creative photocrafting projects. There are almost an unlimited number of things you can do. Get ready — you’ll need your photos, some label sheets, a computer, and a printer.
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Happy New Year! Ready for something different to do? How about photo stamps? Yes, you know that there are special stamps for invitations to weddings and milestone events. But what about doing some photocrafting with stamps — for fun? Here’s one that a friend sent me, long enough ago that postage was only 44 cents!
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Are you beginning to think about wrapping packages for holiday gift-giving? My niece, Shel, turned it into a photocrafting opportunity – photo wrapping paper!
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