All in the cards, part two

Debbie Harris

Debbie Harris is a maker, an artist and a connector. Now retired from day school administration, she is excited to introduce people to the Zentangle method of drawing. Debbie has an education degree from Northwestern University with a concentration in instructional media and a master’s degree in professional Jewish studies from Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership.

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So my cards are done, but of course I wanted a fun way to keep them together (other than a rubber band, of course).

I used the Cricut Explore 2 in the makerspace to cut glitter cardstock using a box template I created online. The cardstock looks great, and built a sturdy box, but it’s not great for adhering to sticker stock. Even gluing the sides was a little tricky. I used Glitter Glue (which contains no glitter, btw) and binder clips to clamp them, which did work.

The boxes were a teensy bit tight. Everything fit, but getting the top flap to go into the box to close them up was hard so I added Velcro dots to keep them shut.

Boxed cards for reflection activity