The Christmas Holiday is over, and I missed out on getting handmade cards out to many of my friends and family. As a way to make up for that -- at least in my mind I can make up for it -- I can send out a handmade Thank You card for those who's gifts meant so much to me.
Your kids can help with this card idea - using a snowflake punch, 'make' some snowflakes that they can glue to cards to create their own designs for giving to friends, teachers, or anyone else who is special in their life.
Stamping handmade cards is a great way to show your friends and family that you care very much for them. Another way to use your stamps -- and other creative talents -- is to dress up your packages and gift tags.
Here is a simple handmade Christmas card using a cheap and simple piece of patterned scrapbook paper.
I found a sheet of Halloween stickers and a sheet of Halloween rub-ons that would be half the price of one stamp, and leave me with more images then I could possibly use for one Halloween season.
This Birthday card should have been in the mail 5 days ago, so I needed to make a card that I could do quickly.
Easter is over and it's now time to think about Mother's Day cards. Fortunately, you don't need a special stamp set for these cards. Mother's Day cards can be made using any 'pretty' stamp or supplies.
My sister gave me this Penny Black Frog Birthday stamp and I finally got to use it. He is too cute!
I love making my own cards, but usually the occasion has passed before I remember it. So this year I'm going to have more cards made and ready to send. First up, is this Retro Birthday Card.
This past weekend my sisters and my mom had a Scrapping and Stamping Getaway Weekend. We all met at a hotel and spent all of our time working on our scrapbooks and Christmas cards.
