Tuesday, 14 June 2016

Imagine That Digistamps


Kristy on the imagine that digistamp facebook group
issued the challenge to make something with the 
newly released Baby blocks (but not using the sweet giraffe)


I had a set of 6 puzzle blocks in my craft room - so I decided to alter them - first covering them with papers from Beach Combing Papers , adding glitter and then adding the letters from Baby Blocks.


I then tried to use each letter at least once to form names...not easy when there are only 6 blocks with certain combinations of letters!
I think I will be playing with these for a while...


Most of the names are family names but Amelia has been the most popular name in England and Wales since 2013.




Jas and Isa are my grand-daughters...


 Aiden is my grandson.





 It got a bit more difficult when I got to Q and Y, X and Z...
  





Although my sister is Elizabeth...



Then I was down to F - I wanted to do Frank (my Dad) but K and R were on the same block...



Happy Crafting (and playing!)

  

Post Script:

OK so it was aggravating me that I couldn't spell all the names...so I made a couple more cubes by scoring and folding a net based on 1.5 inch squares plus tabs...


and I could do...





 








But I still couldn't do everything...




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1 comment:

  1. Mary Holshouser15 June 2016 at 00:58

    I have some plain blocks but couldn't come up with
    an idea for using them. This would work great.
    Have a friend who is having twins and this would
    be a fun gift for her.
    thanks for sharing.

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