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Have you ever seen those nifty find-it jars in the toy store? Last Christmas, I made a find-it for the puzzle lover in my life and it has given them hours of entertainment. Keep reading to learn how to make your own find-it.
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Find a nice jar with a lid. Any jar will work, the smoother the shape the better. Also, long tube-like jars have a nice effect.
Collect an assortment of small objects. Depending on who you are making it for, the object can be very small for a harder challenge or larger for someone with poor eyesight or frustrates easily. I think the best way to go is a combination of sizes. Here are a few ideas:
unique beads
a match
a rubber band
a straight pin
a sequin
a button
a paper clip
googly eyes
See the picture for the contents of my jar.
Collect an assortment of small objects. Depending on who you are making it for, the object can be very small for a harder challenge or larger for someone with poor eyesight or frustrates easily. I think the best way to go is a combination of sizes. Here are a few ideas:
unique beads
a match
a rubber band
a straight pin
a sequin
a button
a paper clip
googly eyes
See the picture for the contents of my jar.
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May 3, 2010. 7:55 PMeulaliaaaa!
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Great idea! You said to be a little cryptic in your items. For instance, if you have a small model clock, you could say, "A number 6" or, "Two small hands".
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