I just found your blog because I was searching for images for the five little frogs, and the five pumpkins. You have some cute designs. Could I use your designs to make finger puppets? I am creating a small business where I sell finger puppets. I would like to use your frogs as a pattern. Would it be alright if I sale the frogs/pumpkins? I would not claim the designs as my own. Also, are you interested in making five little ducks? My blog is fingerfun-crazymommachine.blogspot.com
For Christmas, we received the game Spot It. We have not stopped playing it. It's basically a matching game, but...more fun. So, I decided I'd give a shot at making a Book of Mormon Spot It game . The way you play is this: Each player gets a card. You flip one card from the main deck into the middle, and you try to find the picture on that card that matches yours. When you find it, you yell out the name of the picture and add that card to your pile. The first person to find their match, wins the card. Flip over another card from the deck into the middle and continue until you've used all the cards. Whoever has the most cards at the end wins! Here is a "Glossary" so you know what each of the pictures is actually supposed to be. They each correspond with a scripture. You can download a PDF of the game here . Enjoy! P.S. Want another Book of Mormon game to play? Check out Book of Mormon Swap Blocks too!
Taking some inspiration from these super cute olliblocks , I made some Book of Mormon Swap blocks! You can print these out and glue them to one inch blocks, but since I want to use these in Sacrament Meeting and not be super loud, I turned them into magnets! First, download the swap blocks here . Then just print, cut, stick to 1" magnetic tape, and cut again. Then, to make these super portable, and as well as have a surface to play on, (You know, if you actually get to sacrament and don't sit on a metal chair ) I put them all in a cute little altoids tin. Voila! Enjoy!
I scream! You scream! We all scream for...the alphabet? These can be felties, magnets, or just plain paper. It's pretty simple. Cut out the ice cream and the cones, bust out your crayons, color and match the upper case with the lower case. Enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteI just found your blog because I was searching for images for the five little frogs, and the five pumpkins. You have some cute designs. Could I use your designs to make finger puppets? I am creating a small business where I sell finger puppets. I would like to use your frogs as a pattern. Would it be alright if I sale the frogs/pumpkins? I would not claim the designs as my own.
Also, are you interested in making five little ducks? My blog is
fingerfun-crazymommachine.blogspot.com
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Emily emilyeddington@yahoo.com
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