Friday, June 14, 2013

Make A Nice Birthday Card With Art Attack

Art Attack card making kits make it easy for children to create birthday cards.


Children can create nice birthday cards for friends and relatives with homemade greeting card sets, such as those manufactured by Art Attack. The sets include all of the materials your child needs to create custom cards. Even preschoolers can create nice birthday cards with Art Attack that they will be proud to share with loved ones.


Instructions


1. Purchase an Art Attack card-making set. Art Attack is manufactured in the United Kingdom, so you may have to order the sets online if you don't live in that part of the world. Online retailers that sell Art Attack include www.craftsuperstore.co.uk and ebay.com.


2. Set up your child's work area on the kitchen table, or another spot in your home where he'll have plenty of room to make his custom birthday cards. Make sure to put newspapers or an old tablecloth over the work surface to protect it from paint, glue or glitter.


3. Review the greeting card layout ideas with your child that come with each Art Attack card-making kit to help her think of ideas for her own homemade cards. Depending on the age and ability of the child, you may want to supervise the card-creation process and assist with cutting, gluing and other tasks that some children may find difficult.


4. Assemble the embellishments that come in the Art Attack kit onto the outside of a blank card to create a birthday card layout. By experimenting with different design elements before permanently attaching anything to the blank card, your child will minimize mistakes and will have an opportunity to make the card as nice as possible. The contents of the kits vary, depending on the type of Art Attack kit you purchased, but embellishments often include a variety of colored paper, sequins, glitter, shape cut-outs and wiggly eyes.


5. Adhere the design elements to the outside of the blank card and allow it to dry thoroughly. Once dry, your child can write a personalized message inside the card to complete the project.