DIY Valentine Card
DIY Valentine Card
Dorthy is back with a fabulous card that can be easily made into a Valentine’s card, a Wedding Card, an Anniversary Card, or to say ‘I Love You’ any time of the year.
This craft comes together quick, is inexpensive and uses supplies on hand.
A personalized way to say that you care.
Supplies and directions are listed below in an easy to print form, but here is a tutorial to help you with your project:
Cut out the paper pieces as instructed.
Trace the heart from the pattern below onto your choice of patterned paper.
Fold the 4×11″ cardstock in half.
Center and glue the 3.5×5″ printed paper on the front of the card.
Glue the .5×4″ red cardstock, 2 inches from the bottom.
NOTE: Use care to ONLY glue the very sides of the band to the card.
Glue the jewels on the edges of the band or brads.
With a small (not the regular size) hole punch make an opening in the top of the pattern.
Fold the ribbon in half and push the folded edge from the back to the front.
Slide the heart through the band and glue the heart into place.
EASY, economical and personalized.
Thank you Dorthy for sharing with us this very versatile card!
Here are the complete instructions, including the heart to trace:
Copyright Carrie Groneman, A Mother’s Shadow, 2014
Recognize a blessing and be a blessing today.
How cute! Love how fancy it looks and that it is still easy!
So fun to see your cute Valentine’s card. I get excited about when people like to give and send cards at any time of the year. Visiting via ‘FamilyFunFriday” linkup from over at http://www.ritewhileucan.com where I gush over all things paper and the lost art of letter writing.
its so cute! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things Blog hop. Big Hugs ♥
Oh, it’s so fun to see a heart-card! The ribbon is my favorite touch…..:)
hugs x, Crystelle
Crystelle Boutique
Oh this is so cute…
Beautiful card. Wonderful instructions. Thanks for sharing with us at the Four Seasons Blog Hop. I am pinning this to my Valentine’s board.
Carrie,
I love the ribbon and how the cute heart slips into the card. Precious and creative as usual!
Blessings,
Diane Roark
I love homemade cards, CArrie!! So much more meaningful than anything store bought!!
I agree completely! When I get a homemade card, they mean so much more and I treasure them.