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Old 03-21-2015, 12:12 PM
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Every so often I have a "light bulb" moment during the night and a couple of weeks ago I had one to help use up all those scraps and novelty fabrics that are always lying around my sewing room and I came up with the idea of a fabric version of the game of Memory.
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My little granddaughter is a bit too young to play Memory at the moment but she can use the "cards" to identify objects and colours.

Thank you for looking.

P.S. The scrap and novelty pile have not diminished.
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What a great idea!
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Terrific idea! My 2 DGD's love playing Memory. Will have to keep this in mind!
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Neat! my little 3 yr old neighbors loves this also and we play often. Can you tell me more about how you did the "cards"? I gather there would be two of each one.....just use one fab for the back, sew together and turn right side out, right? Sorry to sound so dumb!
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I have those moments too. great idea. why do the good things always happen in the middle of the night?
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Super idea. Fun thing to do with scraps. BrendaK
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Those are too cute, working on an I Spy quilt for my almost one year old DGD.
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What a clever idea.
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Originally Posted by busy fingers View Post
Every so often I have a "light bulb" moment during the night and a couple of weeks ago I had one to help use up all those scraps and novelty fabrics that are always lying around my sewing room and I came up with the idea of a fabric version of the game of Memory.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]514366[/ATTACH]

My little granddaughter is a bit too young to play Memory at the moment but she can use the "cards" to identify objects and colours.

Thank you for looking.

P.S. The scrap and novelty pile have not diminished.
I'm right there with Pollytink..........could you explain further.......is there batten or pellon in the middle? These would be great little packs for Christmas charity gifts.
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This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
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