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Hey there, Skip to My Lou readers! I’m Becky from U Create. Like any sewing gal, I have plenty of fabric scraps. So, I am excited to share with you a fun DIY Memory Game I made for my daughters using only my fabric scraps.
Supply list:
- 3″ x 3″ printed fabric scraps (make sure you have a set of each pattern)
- 3″ x 3″ solid color squares for the backing
- 3″ x 3″ flannel or felt for the inside
- pinking shears
Step #1: Assemble the squares
Assemble each square set: print-flannel-backing. This is a good time to make sure you have a match of each print. I assembled all the squares before I did any sewing.
Step #2: Start sewing
Start sewing in one corner, go all the way around the square using a 1/4 inch seam allowance.
Step #3: Grab the pinking shears.
Using the pinking shears, cut all the way around the square. This not only adds a cute zig-zag look, but ensures the fabric won’t fray.
Step #4: Put the squares in a cute bag or box…or make one.
We keep our game in a little pouch or wristlet that my daughter found at the mall. But you could easily make a fun envelope or clutch for this cute little game. This memory game is a great handmade gift for any little one.
I am so glad to be able to share this tutorial with you today. When you make your own Memory Game come share it with us on Facebook or tag us on Instagram @ucreateblog.
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