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Make it a game

Fold an origami fortune teller using simple construction paper or colorful scrapbook pages, which are available for less than $1 at most craft stores. Don't tell the recipient what book you've purchased for him. Instead, under each numbered flap, write a clue. Make sure flap No. 8 lists the title of the book. Hold the fortune teller and read the clues after every number they pick. If they haven't figured out what book it is, let him pick flap No. 8. After the mystery is solved, the fortune teller becomes a keepsake.
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Start with a nice piece of scrapbook paper, which can be purchased at any arts and crafts store.

Start with nice paper

( November 30, 2012 )
Start with a nice piece of scrapbook paper, which can be purchased at any arts and crafts store.
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