My son is one of the best people I know at leaving sweet notes for those he loves. And so, as his kindergarten year comes to a close, I asked him to make a card for his teacher. This spring, he has gotten really excited to make pop-up cards, and so it was his idea to make a pop-up card with a space theme for his teacher.
My only contributions to the project were to stamp a sheet of images from the Paper Smooches “Space Cadet” set and make the black card base. My son did the rest: he colored the images and cut them out himself, and he also punched yellow stars to sprinkle throughout the space background.
He positioned the images as a scene on the pop-up background, and there were some details that I especially loved:
In the top corner, he added one of the astronauts taking a spacewalk from the rocket ship. I love that he added “NASA” in tiny letters on the astronaut’s space suit– he has been saying all year that he wants to be a NASA engineer when he grows up.
At the bottom corner, he added two telescopes on the earth to peer out into the depths of space.
He hand-wrote his sentiment (that he made up himself) at the bottom in white pen.
I am really proud of the careful and love-filled work that he put into this card for his teacher. With his permission, I’m entering it into the Paper Smooches “Anything Goes” challenge for the latter half of June 2020!
Vegetablog 
Wow! This is awesome! Your son did amazing!! Thanks so much for joining us at the paper Smooches Challenge!