Mini Cardboard T-Shirt Memory Game Is Perfect For Your Family Get Together!

Making mini cardboard t-shirts is so much fun, I realized that if one makes say 24, 36, or 48 or any even number for that matter, you can easily whip up your own custom memory game! And making a memory game for a special occasion, especially if there will be kids (or grown ups who like to play games) on hand is such a fun way to make the get together even more fun and memorable. If you really want to go all out, you could even make custom memory games as party favors! (Or possibly just make one set? I was thinking this would also make a great gift for an eight year old boy who loves memory games.) Cover your mini t-shirts with family birthdays, little drawings, sayings everyone loves or go simple and draw flowers, plants and other patterns, like I have. And to add an activity to your party, you can even have guests create pairs of matching shirts when they arrive, which would also be fun! Are you ready? Lets make our own matching game with symbols and words that have extra special meaning for us!

You’ll Need:

• medium weight cardboard (not corrugated), I used a recycled cereal box
• a black fine tip and medium tip permanent marker
• colored paper or sticky back paper to cover other side of cardboard if using cereal boxes
• my tutorial for how to make mini cardboard t-shirts

How To:

Follow the tutorial and don’t forget to add your special touch to this craft, I just know everyone is gonna love it! Ah yes, and if you want to make this game for an engagement party, how about using words and pictures to describe how the couple met, or the things they like to do together? For a baby shower, how about baby names and baby accessories? There is no limit to the creativity with this one, so enjoy!

So much fun, and after you are finished playing you can hang up the cards with mini wooden clothespins on a string to make a party garland!

What can I say, mini cardboard t-shirts make a fun custom memory game and they can be used in so many other ways as well. Think place cards, gift tags, cake or cupcake toppers, invitations, welcome signs just for starters! Just thinking you may want to make a ton of blanks to have on hand for every occassion!

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