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Something simple and fun to make to give out around Christmas! The zip file contains both a black and white, and a colour version. You can either print the first page and flip it over and print onto the other side, or you can print the pages separatley and glue them back to back. How your printer aligns the pages is down to your settings so some adjust may be needed.
“The puzzle purse (similar to the paper fortune teller today) was a piece of paper folded several times over to conceal and then reveal a message from one person to the other. The first example of a puzzle purse dates all the way back to the 1700s. These paper puzzles were most often used to send personal messages for Valentine’s Day. On each folded section, the sender would write a message that the receiver could then read by opening the puzzle purse fold by fold.”
-Bytown Mueseum