We love making birthday cards and are always on the look out for different ideas. Maybe this simple but effective idea will take you fancy! That is if you can cope with glitter and buttons. I know buttons are very fearful for some! And as for glitter….well you have to be prepared to have a sparkly house.
I made these cards with my 3 year old, so she needed some assistance but thoroughly enjoyed herself. I folded the card in two and using PVA glue I made the shape of a number. Little Missy chose the buttons and put them on the glue.
Little Missy can’t get enough of glittery artwork so nearly shook the whole pot of glitter over the buttons.
We managed to save some of the glitter by shaking it onto some paper when the glue was dried and putting it back into the pot, ready for our next glittery project.
Little Missy had so much fun with the buttons and glitter she went on to create more glittery artwork!!
What glittery projects have you enjoyed? Or are you scared of buttons? Please comment below
Sarah 🙂
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These are so cute! My two love their glitter too, can never have enough glitter!. 🙂 x #marvmondays
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Thanks Jenny. You must have a glittery house. I have to hide our glitter or it would get eveywhere😁
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I do love a homemade card from bits and bobs, these are wonderful #MarvMondays
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Ahh thanks. Got to love that glitter 🙂
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Great idea for little ones! I know my little lady would love making these so we may have to give them a go one day soon 🙂 Thanks for sharing this on #MarvMondays. Emily
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Thanks Emily. Have fun with the glitter!
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I just have to say that you have some of the most creative ideas!! I have a ton of extra buttons, and I used to make cards quite a bit!! This could be fun even for me!
Jodie
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Totally can be fun for you too. I love all the crafty stuff we get to do but most of the time it’s just helping rather than doing myself!
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These are so simple and effective. A great way and a fun to learn their numbers too. 😊 x #FabFridayPost
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Aww thanks Su 😀
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Glitter!!!! love glitter…you cant beat it. Lovely photos. #FabFridayPost
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My daughter love it! But it really does get everywhere!
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This is an excellent website http://www.stimulatinglearning.co.uk
I used this all the time when I worked as a Reception teacher. She has some super ideas! 😍
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Thanks for that. I’ll take a look 👀
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Lovely idea, although I do not trust my boys with glitter… 🙂
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I know that feeling, it gets everywhere!
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And I have so many spare buttons! Thanks. #FabFridayPosts
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Enjoy. The colourful ones are best 😀
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I love glitter but my oh absolutely despises it haha it gets all over and he always goes mad haha #fabfridaypost
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Imagine your OH going to work with glitter in his hair!
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Such a good idea! I neither love nor fear buttons…I think this looks like a great way to practice writing numbers too! #FabFridayPost
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So simple but very effective. Glitter completely freaks me out but we have a few glitter glues that work quite well, my youngest would love making these x
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Glitter glues are definitely the cleaner option but have the tendency to be used up very quickly!
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