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My daughter selected a beautiful hanging basket to give her Memaw for Mother's Day, and of course we needed a matching card to go with it!🌸 This project is simple to cut with your digital die cutter, and assembly is super easy. The heart in the center opens just like a mini card, giving you the perfect little spot to sign your name or write a short message. Although it’s perfect for pairing with a hanging basket, it would also make a beautiful addition to a bouquet or vase o

These adorable paper strip bookmarks are incredibly easy to make and are perfect for gifting. They're quick, beginner-friendly, and a great way to turn leftover paper scraps into something both beautiful and useful. They're also a proven hit at craft fairs. I like to display them on my checkout table and they always get a lot of attention. I also include them as freebies with online orders, which customers love. Whether you’re an avid reader, a crafty parent, or just looking

Spring is in the air, and what better way to celebrate than with a handmade card that literally grows with love? 🌸 In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a cheerful spring greeting card featuring a pretty floral design and a pocket on the inside — perfect for tucking in a packet of flower seeds. Whether you’re making it for Mother’s Day, May Day, or just to brighten someone’s day, this card is sure to plant a smile (and maybe a garden!). Let’s gather our supplies and m

I created these cute Elmo thank-you cards for my daughter's second birthday party. She absolutely LOVES Elmo, so I went all-out with a fun Sesame Street theme. I loved making the decorations and party favors, and I'll be sharing tutorials for those soon. Follow me on Pinterest and stay tuned! These Elmo cards would also work well as birthday invitations or a fun "just because" greeting card. Once you have all the pieces cut out, they are easy to assemble. If you are making

Dude! I'm going with an 80s theme for this totally awesome birthday card. My brothers are hitting the big 4-0 this year, and I knew they needed something fun and retro to mark the occasion. Infinity cards, aka never-ending, or endless cards, are fun to make. They are folded and glued in a way that will allow you to flip through four different designs before returning to the front of the card. They are always a big hit, especially with the men in my life who aren't really int

This card is mostly about cutting and gluing (or double-sided taping). It utilizes the small illustrated tags that were included in my cardstock pad. I'm keeping this design simple to showcase the fun outdoor themed paper. This would be perfect for Father's Day! Setup: If you would like more room to write a message inside this card, you could swap out the pattern for another white cardstock square. I'm using another Echo Park Paper Company pad today. They offer a selection o

You've just poured your heart (and glitter, sequins, and die-cuts) into a gorgeous handmade card... only to worry it'll arrive looking like it survived a wrestling match with the postal service. Or worse- it gets returned because you forgot to add extra postage for your non-machinable masterpiece. The good news? With the right packaging and postage, you can send them safely and confidently every time. In this post, I'll walk you through everything I do to protect my cards whi

If you're looking for a card style that's beginner-friendly yet looks advanced, pocket cards are perfect! They are surprisingly easy to make, yet deliver a delightful pull-out surprise that turns a simple greeting into something special. Feel free to let the beautiful patterns of your paper do most of the talking and to keep your decorations simple- you will create a beautiful card that will truly wow your recipient. In this tutorial, I'll guide you through constructing the b

Want to get into papercrafting, but don't know where to start? This beginner-friendly paper strip greeting card technique is the perfect place! You don’t need fancy tools — just paper, glue, a paper cutter, (or a pair of scissors & ruler) and some simple embellishments. It’s also a fantastic way to use up your paper scraps so nothing goes to waste. These cards can be dressed up or kept simple with basic embellishments and sentiments. The best part? Using themed pads of patter

Papercrafting is an easy hobby to get into. You really don't need a ton of expensive supplies to have fun. Start with the basics and grow as you go. A smart way to build your collection is to watch for supply bundles and gently used lots on Facebook Marketplace and eBay. I've scored some amazing deals on dies, paper, stamps and other tools this way. The following are a few of my favorite things: Cutting Tools: Precision Matters Each card begins with precise, straight cuts, an