I didn't have a hole punch to reach all the way in around the numbers, so I used the old school "eyelet setter" (the 4mm size). It wasn't as fast or clean as a hole punch would have been, but it got the desired effect. The shoe laces I got are too long, but they work. I keep these in my church bag to help keep the kids calm on Sundays.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Lacing Cards
I've wanted to make some sort of lacing cards for a couple years now, either out of wood or laminated shapes. I finally opted for the laminated style. I designed number cards and printed them on 4x6 photo paper, then laminated them.
I didn't have a hole punch to reach all the way in around the numbers, so I used the old school "eyelet setter" (the 4mm size). It wasn't as fast or clean as a hole punch would have been, but it got the desired effect. The shoe laces I got are too long, but they work. I keep these in my church bag to help keep the kids calm on Sundays.
I didn't have a hole punch to reach all the way in around the numbers, so I used the old school "eyelet setter" (the 4mm size). It wasn't as fast or clean as a hole punch would have been, but it got the desired effect. The shoe laces I got are too long, but they work. I keep these in my church bag to help keep the kids calm on Sundays.
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Love the bright colors! Would you be willing to share your printable?
ReplyDeleteSmallTownLife...I'm having issues uploading the documents for these lacing cards - Your profile doesn't have an email listed, so can you email me at serena(dot)gerke(at)gmail.com, and I'll email you the documents. thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative!! I NEVER thought about printing them on 4X6 photo paper and laminating them! I'm going to make a set!
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