12 Days of Christmas 2016 | Day 9

Stampin’ Up Demonstrator Karen Robinson – 12 Days of Christmas 2016 | Day 9

Today’s project is the fastest and easiest one yet, simple stamping and then cutting with the coordinating framelits, that’s it! I saw this idea last year on a UK demos blog, I didn’t save their post and have not been able to find it again or I would give credit, but it’s a Stampin’ Up! version of a very simple game that you’ve probably played before.

Little Paper Party, Snow Friends, Snow Place, Christmas game2.jpgI stamped the large snowman from Snow Place and some assorted accessories onto Thick Whisper White cardstock and cut them out with the Snow Friends Framelits.  You could double up the cardstock to make it more robust, but this is just a bit of fun for the dinner table and doesn’t have to last very long. If you were taking this with you a few spares of some of the little parts might be an idea, they’ll be easy to lose.

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I used some of our smallest embellishments containers to keep everything together and easy to find, the large snowman is a smidge to big to fit so he’s just going in the bottom of the main tin however, all the other characters will fit and you could add more to change it up a little or even create a different game.

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This is just one of the things I’m adding to the little tins from yesterday, I may add more pieces yet and come up with a few different games to keep them amused. I wouldn’t recommend this for children under 4 as there are little parts and they might find it frustrating, not fun, to put together and if it was a concern you could leave of the rhinestones on the holly and just colour that piece instead.

Build a Snowman Rules:

You need a minimum of 6 different pieces (some double ups make it last a bit longer) and a die, each piece is assigned a number and the first person to put their snowman together is the winner, you have to roll the assigned number for the body to start and as there are two arms you’ll have to roll that number twice, I’m also going to add that the candy cane can’t be added until there’s an arm in place and the holly can’t go on before the hat.

Example:
1 = Hat, 2 = Arms, 3 = Candy Cane, 4 = Scarf, 5 = Holly on hat, 6 = Snowman body

I know today’s project won’t appeal to everyone but I know our little people with have fun and probably end up creating their own games as well and, if it doesn’t appeal to them, a quick round with hubby to see who gets the washing up sounds like a plan 😉

I’ll be back tomorrow with Day 10, see you then 🙂

Cheers,
Karen

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12 Days of Christmas 2016 | Day 9 – Supplies

Snow Friends Framelits // 139664
Snow Place // 139738

Thick Whisper White cardstock // 140490

Basic Black ink pad // 140931
Early Espresso ink pad // 126974
Old Olive ink pad // 126953
Real Red ink pad // 126949

Rhinestone Basics Jewels // 119246
Red Sharpie (Non SU)

 

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