I decided last minute to bring a few packages of these little 3x3 inch gift cards to the last show I did and they sold out! So I'm making them available on ETSY. They come twelve in a pack with envelopes. Six boys and six girls.
And they have many many uses:
1. Kids birthday parties - duh.
2. Valentine's Day cards - add a little heart sticker to the chest!
3. Preschool trading cards
4. Cut off the backs and frame them in a collage.
5. Hang them from little clips to make a mobile.
6. Toddler Taro cards
What will you use them for? Leave a comment with your idea or, heck, just leave a nice comment, and on Friday I will randomly pick THREE winners. Woohoo.
definitely toddler taro cards. they are adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhich is wicked?
ReplyDeleteWhich is simple?
Which is wise?
Which doesn't know how to ask?
A game for next Pesach!
OMG!!! Too adorable!
ReplyDeleteI would definitely give them to my 6 y/o little girl to write lovely friendship letters to gift to her favorite friends. Mini-stationery for mini-princesses ;)
if i would just hold them in my hands and squeeeeal, does that count?
ReplyDeleteI'd make the kids write their thank you cards on them. Those adorable illustrations might make it a little less painful for everyone.
ReplyDeletei want them! i want them! i've got some thank you cards to write, and then just some cute little notes :).
ReplyDeleteoh you guys are good...
ReplyDeleteLovely, sweet cards. I knwow hat they stand for already ;) - but I'm not going to tell everyone!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper Duper Cute. Wish I'd bought some when they were right in front of me. I did keep admiring them. Does that count for something?
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely! I would give the "boys" to my step-daughter to use them for her adorable little boy and the "girls" to a nephew for his gorgeous daughter.
ReplyDeleteHere's what I thought when I saw that I was three posts behind on your blog when I opened my Google Reader: "Yessss!" Because I'm eating lunch right now, the house is silent (!!) and I'm in the mood for some good reading.
ReplyDeleteAnd I was planning to leave that comment before I saw your giveaway-I just love to read what you've written.
Now someone just opened their bedroom door to ask me if "quiet time" was over. Answer: "NO." I'm not done reading yet!
i totally need these for toddler tarot cards! maybe these cards will give me some answers!
ReplyDeletei'm loving the kids taro card idea...but i could also see using them as name plates or name tags for a playful, whimsical party. i want these! :) thanks for sharing your awesome imagination with us!
ReplyDeleteWaaaaaaa! I want them too but I can't think of anything brilliant to write like your friends. How 'bout: as thank you notes for all of my friends who r going to bring me presents for my freshly painted and newly decorated home?
ReplyDeleteTaro schmaro
Oh these are lovely! So bright and colourful! Love em!
ReplyDeleteWell, I COULD get my kids to use them for their thank you notes.
ReplyDeleteOr I COULD use them as birthday cards for all the little ones in our lives.
OR, I could just write happy little notes to people to see if it made them smile. (It would.)
But what I probably WOULD do is hang them all up in my craft room so I could selfishly admire them every day. And then I would say they were a Mother's Day present, and that's why I get to keep them all for myself.
I would use them for party/wedding seating arrangements! Print the names of guests on the cards and, lo'-and-behold, the cutest name tags ever!! Guests could then take them home.
ReplyDeletei know i'm late
ReplyDeletebut still thought
i'd play
for fun!...
to at least say
i love them!
they look like
kisses
to anyone
i could
give them to.x