this! And if you close it and reopen it again, then it looks like...
this!
TA-DA!!
It was good enough for my little magician.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Magic Books
Nash is into magic tricks lately and he's been asking me what kind of magic I can teach him. I am so happy I remembered seeing there instructions for making a magic wallet! I've got a pretty awesome library with books on quilting designs, sewing patterns, paper crafts, invitation making, star wars crafts, 2,000 binding stitches, applique, recycled crafts... you get the point. The book with these instructions is by Esther K. Smith and it's called Paper Crafts and Magic Books. Lots of fun old fashioned "tricks".
So you put your business card in the middle of the wallet. Close it. When you reopen it, it looks like... 
this! And if you close it and reopen it again, then it looks like...
this!
TA-DA!!
It was good enough for my little magician.
this! And if you close it and reopen it again, then it looks like...
this!
TA-DA!!
It was good enough for my little magician.
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