Tic-Tac-Toe Tutorial
Hello everyone, Joni here!
I am back with a fun tutorial for you today using my all time favorite Stitched Film Strip Die. I created a Tic-Tac-Toe game card that you can use as a card for your child’s invite or just a fun card that you can give out.
To begin, I watercolored a watercolor panel and adhered a magnet sheet at the back of the panel.
Next, I die-cut the Stitched Film Strip Die and cut the ends with scissors to create a tic-tac-toe shape for my card.
I adhered the film strip on top of the watercolored panel. I also stamped and colored the cute critters on a white cardstock from the Darling Friends stamp set, then die-cut using the coordinating dies. Then I adhered tiny pieces of magnet on the bottom of each critter to make the critters movable on the card for play time.
Then I added a strip of brown cardstock which I also adhered a strip of magnet at the bottom to make it removable. The gold embossed sentiment “Play” and white embossed “on” was from Winnie & Walter’s The Big, the Bold and Fun stamp set.
Here’s just another look without the other critters.
Another look of the whole card.
I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial on how to create your own tic-tac-toe card. Thank you so much for stopping by and have wonderful week.
What a fantastic card! A game and card in one! Truly amazing!!!!
Super adorable and so clever, love it!
OMG! This is so adorable!! I am going to make a bunch of these to send to the local pediatrics hospital! I think they are going to love these!!
This is so super cute! Love it!
This is adorable and brilliant!!!
that is the cutest idea ever – so creative – and what a fun card to make for a child!
So so clever and cute…..not only children would love to get a card like this. Brilliant.
What a cute idea Joni and beautifully executed!!
Joni this is just adorable … Lola and her cousins would love playing tic-tac-toe with this darling card – something tells me we could have a discussion about who gets the bunny to hop!
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Fabulous card!! So creative and pretty!!!
WAY too adorable!!
What a fun card. I love interactive cards. I made a puzzle card before for my son’s birthday. This is another fun idea for his next birthday. I saw you’re card at SSS blog and followed you here at PPP. I wanted to ask what was the ink you used to stamp your critters. It is very subtle and I like it. Thanks!