Memory Game
Designer: Stacey Kingman
This primitive looking project is a great one to involve your kids in. I let my children do stitching and button sewing – there was plenty of stitching to go around for everybody! It was so special to share the making of this fun little game with my girls.
Difficulty rating
- Required supplies:
- Easy to Read Ruler 6.5" x 24.5"
- 18 x 24 Cutting Mat
- Pinking Shears-Coastal
- No. 5 Softouch Micro-Tip Scissors-Coastal
- 45 mm Comfort Grip Rotary Cutter
- Mint Condition XL Squeeze Punch
- felt
- burlap
- thread
- buttons
Instructions
(Print version)
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Using the 45mm Comfort Grip Rotary Cutter, Easy-to-Read Ruler and cutting mat, cut 24 – 3” X 3” pieces of felt.
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Using the XL Mint Condition Squeeze Punch, punch a template for the 12 leaves. Cut 12 felt leaves. Stitch the leaves on felt squares and set aside.
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Cut circles for the sunshine and round flowers, The 6-petal flower, the mushrooms, and the bird are cut without a pattern. Just play with the felt until you have a whimsical shape and then duplicate it because you’ll need two of each. Stitch shapes onto felt squares, adding buttons as shown.
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Match each square with a square with a felt image and stitch together using a blanket stitch as shown.
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Play the game over and over with someone little!
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