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New Impressions (a Craft Foam Picture Frame mini Tutorial)

In keeping with my one-word New Year’s Resolution, I want to do MORE for our Compassion kids, Alizeta and Rasmane. (Have I told you about Rasmane? Oh, he’s so cute. After Asa was born, we decided to support a little boy, too. We chose Rasmane because he goes to the same “church” as Alizeta. So, hopefully, one day, when the kids are big enough, we can go to Burkina Faso and meet them! How cool would that be after years of supporting and getting to know them?!)

So, Lydia and I made gifts for Alizeta and Rasmane this week. And because I’m super creative, I stole this idea straight from No Time For Flash Cards. But here’s my mini-tutorial, just for the record…

Supplies:

i love the yarn best...
leftover glittery craft foam (or regular craft foam works, too.)
glue
string
adorable picture of children

Directions:
1. Cut a piece of regular craft foam (or cardboard/cardstock would work here, too) to the size of desired frame. This will be the back.

2. Place photo in the middle.

ok, so i'm not a great cutter!
(so I can’t cut straight…)

3. Cut glittery craft foam into same size as backing. This will be the frame. Then cut another hole in the middle…big enough to see the picture.

snotty nose...
(yes, she has a runny nose…)

4. If your craft foam is sticky on the back, simply peel off the plastic layer and place on top of picture and backing. If not, glue in place. (I cut the frame small enough that it stuck right to the picture and the backing. So, I didn’t even glue the photo down.)

5. Use leftover foam pieces cut into shapes to decorate.

cute hands.

6. Attach string to back for hanging.

Cute, right? I’m pretty sure Alizeta and Rasmane are going to like them! I would! Who doesn’t like glitter?! Plus, when sending something to your Compassion kids, it can only be 1/4″ thick, so I think once I smash these a little, they’ll be the perfect gift!

Lydia loves to talk about Rasmane and Alizeta. I pray little things like this craft will keep them in her mind and keep her heart tender towards others.

This is my contribution to Impress Your Kids’ New Impressions Carnival! If you have something fun to do with your kids this new year, please link up and show off!

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Comments

  1. Trina says

    January 9, 2009 at 1:20 pm

    That’s awesome. I have two World Vision kids and we need to do this for them!

  2. Amy @ My Friend Amy says

    January 9, 2009 at 1:21 pm

    This is my new year’s resolution as well. Great idea!

  3. bee says

    January 9, 2009 at 4:01 pm

    Cool!

  4. Vanderbilt Wife says

    January 9, 2009 at 9:47 pm

    Does Asa have a mohawk in the picture? Please tell me he does.

  5. Leigh says

    January 13, 2009 at 7:22 pm

    I love it! We jsut started sponsoring a boy in Brazil through Compassion – I’ll have to make one of these for him!

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