Valentine Lacing Card Tutorial
What You Will Need:
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A piece of cardstock
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A Paper Doily
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Hole Punch
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Glue Stick
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Scissors–get out those craft scissors!
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Cording, Yard or Twine
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Stamp/Stamp Pad Optional
For younger elementary and pre-k cutters I recommend that you glue the doily to the sheet of cardstock first before cutting. For you seasoned cutters you can place the doily on top and cut about a 1/4 inch border around the doily for a border.
It should look like this:

Let your little one stamp a design on the front. Next hole punch around the edges.
You are ready to let your child lace their very own Valentine’s lacing card!
Angela DeRossett is military wife, homeschooling mother, and an advocate for autism research. Angela can be found blogging at Homeschooling the Chaotic Family and Memoirs of a Chaotic Mommy.
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