Say that title five times fast… 🙂
This week my goal is to get ready for Father’s Day.
To get us started, yesterday the boys and I made these cards:
 With a nice neat accordion bow tie hot glued to the front.
And a fun scratch off message inside.
I got the idea here from Design Dazzle. She just mixed acrylic craft paint with some dish soap and painted it on clear contact paper to achieve this effect. She said you could use packing tape and wax paper too…so I tried it and it worked! It’s a pain to peel the wax paper backing off but we only made three cards so it was doable…and very affordable. 🙂
Here is my little scribe at work. He did such a good job and loved the “secret” messages he got to make for each card.
We added a popsicle stick to help our grandpas scratch the message away…and our cards were set to go.
As you can tell they don’t fit in envelopes very well, but if you’re sending them in a larger package like us, then it works.
Hope you’re having a spiffy day!
This is really fun. I made scratch off tickets like this for a baby shower I did once. They were such a big hit, but so easy!
How cute! There are so many cute ways that you could use this! Going to have to bookmark this one. 🙂
So adorable, Delia. I love that scratch off part! They look great!
What a cute idea! I love making my own cards and have never seen anything like this. Can't wait to try it!
What cute cards and such a fun idea! I love scratch off stuff! I can see this used in so many ways!
Delia, those cards are sweet! Everything about them is perfect for Father's Day: the choice of papers, the accordion ties, the super-nifty scratch off messages. Too cool!
This is too cute! What a great idea – I can't wait to try it.
What a cool idea! I can think of so many uses for this!
I love this idea, so creative. I bet you can even make them into fun birthday or formal invitations (in black and white)… awesome
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I have a serious thing for scratch off cards…this is sucha cute idea i may need to make some quick! 🙂
I love your blog! I love making things too. You are so awesome at it. Thanks for teaching me how to make these cards. I gave a simple version without the scratch offs for my hubby on Father's Day. Thanks again!
Laura
Born To Be Styled
No doubt the written material in card by child is much precious thing of the world.
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What a cute idea with the scratch sticker! I love the cards too!
I found your Father’s Day card on craftgawker and think it is so cute! We are having a Linky Party here http://bit.ly/1jxIYiI. We are choosing 3 of our favorite projects, and those chosen will get $5 in Blitsy credits. Hopefully we see you at our party! 🙂
Meghan