What you do:
Take a cereal box, and cut it up in to a rectangle. Make sure to cut it between the minimum and maximum sizes set by the Post Office:
- Minimum: 5" long by 3 &1/2" high
- Maximum: 11" long by 6 & 1/8" high
On the back, write out your message. Then address it and stamp it.
Here's proof my niece (4 years old) and nephew (6 years old) liked 'em
These would be equally fun for kids to make!
These would be equally fun for kids to make!
Other boxes to cut up and send: Mac and Cheese, Brownie or Cake mix, Tampon box (if you're feeling brave/funny/stupid with your menstruating friend), Toothpaste box (post card from the tooth fairy?). Tissue boxes for sick or sad friends, or a shoe box for shoe lover. Tons of possibilities and all of 'em are free!
4 comments :
what a fun idea for kids!
Send me a card from a Tiffany's box! Looks like the kids liked it. They are very cute.
This is awesome. I love a good upcycle freebie craft. I love your suggestions for sending the kleenex postcard to a sad friend. My mother-in-law actually uses tampon boxes to wrap Christmas presents in. Quite the riot.
Doing it. Tampon Box postcard=check.
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