Made It: Paper Matching Game cards

I made most of these so long ago. This is actually the item that motivated me to open up my etsy shop! :) They've been fun, and since over at CSI this weeks challenge is Mod Podge, I decided to highlight these and enter them in the contest. Do you have a cool Mod Podge project you made? Go enter yours too (though I think there is only a couple hours left to enter. So hurry!)

***and of course now their site is down so I can't link up. Is it working for anyone else???***

Update: They were so super nice and posted it for me! Yippy! Thanks CSI! :)

I'm also linking to:

(but go ahead and check out all the buttons on my side bar. I linked up to a few others as well, but now I can't remember which. oops)

My Project: Match Game Cards

They are loaded with cute pictures (two of each) in all different colors.

• pink flower
• blue boat
• red apple
• green leaf
• purple butterfly
• white moon
• yellow star
• black bird
• orange bug
• brown truck
• and 1 old maid card

That is 10 sets, 21 cards total. You can play the memory game/matching game, go fish and old maid. They are way fun!

I even made a set with words, to help with word recognition as children learn to read.

I haven't made any of these for a while though. They take a long time, though are totally worth it!

I love the endless possibilities for the designs on the back!

...basically any kind of scrapbook paper or cardstock you want!

And of course, a nice finishing coat of Mod Podge to seal it and keep everything together!

oh, and then I always send them off in a cute little reversible drawstring bag so none of them get lost. :)

Since my boys are still a little young for this (and are still taste testers of everything, I also came up with a fabric version... Hike is just now starting to really enjoy these! :) What a great way to learn your shapes and colors!