You Are A “Grape” Friend Card Kids Craft Idea
Today’s You Are A “Grape” Friend paper card craft idea is perfect for the crafty little girls and teenagers in your life {even those adults can get in on the action!}
Who doesn’t love a good handmade card? Better yet – who doesn’t LOVE making them from scratch?!
With today’s simple paper tutorial, your child can make a one-of-a-kind card that is sure to bring some smiles to anyone’s face!!! Plus with the simple supplies I have listed below {which can be easily substituted with things you might have on hand} this card idea is NOT going to break the bank either!
So what are you waiting for? Grab the craft supplies listed below and have a GRAPE time making some pretty awesome cards for some even better life-long friends! You can find ALL the directions you need to know, in the full pom pom print craft tutorial below!
Happy crafting, my friends!!! Don’t forget to share pictures of your finished pom pom stamped GRAPE friend cards with us on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram to see! #gluedtomycrafts
PAIR YOUR HANDMADE PAINT DABBER GRAPE CARD WITH —> Paper Plate Paint Splat Butterflies
Craft Supplies:
* Pre-made Cardstock Cards
* White Cardstock Paper
* Glue Stick
* Purple Craft Paint
* Small Paper Plate
* Medium Sized Pom Pom – just one
* Wooden Clothespin
* Black/Green Sharpie Markers
* Scissors/Paper Trimmer
optional materials for this craft – small scrapbook stickers
Directions:
* First trim down your white cardstock so it will fit on the front of your pre-made cardstock cards. One piece for each card.
* Once trimmed down, go ahead and glue those to the front of each card. Repeat.
* Now grab your purple craft paint and squirt a small amount of it on the paper plate.
* Grab your pom pom and “pinch” it in between the clothespin opening. This is now your new paint brush!
* Gently “dab” the pinched pom pom into the purple craft paint and then onto the cardstock.
* Repeat that step to make SIX dots in a triangle shape. This is your new grape design.
* Finish off the card by using the markers to draw on a stem/leaf coming from the stamped design.
* To finish off the cards by either writing or adding your scrapbook stickers around the grape design to say “You are a GRAPE friend” or any other saying you like.
* Then write a sweet message inside and mail away your stamped purple grape card proudly to the lucky receiver!!
Extra Craft Tip – instead of the particular purple paint dabber I used, children can use recycled wine corks dipped in purple paint or their thumbprints instead!
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You Are A "Grape" Friend Card
Tools:
- Medium Sized Pom Pom
Supplies:
- Cardstock Cards
- Cardstock Paper
- Purple Craft Paint
- Embellishments
Instructions:
- First trim down your white cardstock so it will fit on the front of your pre-made cardstock cards. One piece for each card.
- Once trimmed down, go ahead and glue those to the front of each card. Repeat.
- Now grab your purple craft paint and squirt a small amount of it on the paper plate.
- Grab your pom pom and "pinch" it in between the clothespin opening. This is now your new paint brush!
- Gently "dab" the pinched pom pom into the purple craft paint and then onto the cardstock.
- Repeat that step to make SIX dots in a triangle shape. This is your new grape design.
- Finish off the card by using the markers to draw on a stem/leaf coming from the stamped design.
- To finish off the cards by either writing or adding your scrapbook stickers around the grape design to say "You are a GRAPE friend" or any other saying you like.
- Then write a sweet message inside and mail away!!!
- Extra Craft Tip - instead of the particular purple paint dabber I used, children can use recycled wine corks dipped in purple paint or their thumbprints!
