[Nfb-krafters-korner] to Dick and Willie

[Henrietta Brewer]

Yes, making puzzles is fun. You can take a photo and inlarge it and put on cardboard and cut. This is lots of fun. The daycare kids used to love to make puzzles from the fronts of their favorite cereal boxes.
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On Jun 2, 2011, at 3:25 PM, Blindhands at aol.com wrote:

> Dick,
> 
> I had gotten this in the past and I believe it was Joann's, but found it  
> fun, simple and something me and the princesses all ages running from 3 to 7  
> could do it and have fun with it.  It defintely taught some skills  too.
> 
> It came in a kit and had 5in it.  It was rectangle kinda like poster  
> board.  You colored what you wanted on it.  I think maybe or maybe not  there 
> were one or 2 that had something printed on it that they could color in  the 
> picture.  That is why I said it was great for all 3 of them.   After you 
> colored or whatever you wanted to do.  One of them we put  stickers on it.  Then 
> you took scissors and cut it up into pieces creating  a puzzle that could be 
> put back together.  We found out it better  to  cut not small pieces, but I 
> after the fun I put them in ziplock bags and pull  them out now and then 
> for them to put together.
> 
> It is something you can doprobably using poster boardand make into various  
> size rectangles or squares .
> 
> It was basically 
> 
> Joyce  Kane
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> Blindhands at AOL.com 
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