Homemade thank you cards diy

Get inspired by all these beautiful handmade cards. I love getting snail mail. A handmade card in the mail is a special treat these days, don't you think? When I'm sending a card I love to put all my paper craft supplies to good use and send a handmade card. Not only are they fun to make, they're a cute and thoughtful way to let someone know you are thinking about them. Below you will find plenty of fun handmade cards whether you want to stock up on some general cards to keep on hand or…

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Colorful, abstract, diy Thank You card

Today we are sharing an idea for some DIY Christmas thank you cards that are super easy to make and are still so beautiful!

Get well soon minimal blue watercolor flowers card - Get Well Soon gifts

Last year, after my birthday, I decided to make my own thank you cards. I felt that something handmade would show my friends and family how much I appreciated their gifts and well wishes. I hopped online and gathered a bunch of ideas. It was important to me that the cards be simple enough to make but still look thoughtful and special. I settled on a few designs that used materials I already had at home. Making these cards turned into a weekend project. It was more fun than I expected…

The gesture of giving a thank you card is slowly becoming a lost art, let alone having it be a hand-written and homemade card. Take an extra minute to show that someone how much you really ap…

Nothing shows your appreciation quite like a handwritten note inside a lovely thank you card. However, you don't need to be an expert-level crafter to

Every few months we have a Mystery Card challenge with my Flowerbug's Team. I put together packets of papers and elements and send them to those who opt in. They have a month to make a project using the supplies in their 'Mystery' packet and of course there are prizes too. This month I featured papers from the Dainty Flowers designer paper from the Sale-a-Bration catalog. Here's my card: I had multiple pieces of the designer paper, pieces of Mossy...