Easy Band-Aid customization

This is such a simple thing but works magic. Just take an ordinary adhesive bandage and write something on it with a permanent marker. Cut it out and Voilá – a super customized band-aid extra ordinarie!

We also did a Batman band aid in our book. It was for the super hero party.
It was part of this survival kit for the superheroes.

The idea was to pack a bucket with all the things you need on a party (and for the woods). Then we hung them high in the trees for the small party animals to collect.
And also so the bears wouldn´t eat all the treats!

 

Update:
So I originally wrote plaster customization but I just google translated plåster and that was the translation I got but then Theresa helped me out. It should be adhesive bandages or Band aid. Woops.

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enannanhelena
May 17, 2012 at 23:58

Tänk att det synbart enkla ofta är så genialiskt! Jättebra idé att pimpa de fula vanliga beige:a plåstren. När Bamse eller Muminvarianterna har tagit slut är det dags att ta fram en penna… och kreativiteten.

Och bra tänkt där med att hindra björnarna från att nå godbitarna. ;)

/helena

Isabelle: Ja det är ju ofta det enklaste som man missar…

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Theresa
May 18, 2012 at 08:05

Hej Isabelle! Lite förrvirrad… Plaster? Plaster is a building material used for coating walls and ceilings. Plaster starts as a dry powder… Do you mean bandage (another form of a bandaid). That’s kind of what it looks like. If so, cool & easy!

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Sarah
May 18, 2012 at 14:42

Plaster is good too! Awesome. The forest looks incredible, such beautiful surroundings.

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Victoria
May 18, 2012 at 16:59

Hi! In the UK we say plasters, rather than band aid. So google translate didn’t let you down!

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Sofia PR
May 31, 2012 at 23:32

Vilken fantastisk liten värld ni har på internet! Vill aldrig sluta titta.. Good job!!!

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Isabelle McAllister
June 1, 2012 at 17:10
– In reply to: Sofia PR

tack sofia- ja vi gillar den här lilla bubblan!

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