More card makings today...and these are fast!
Are you ready? Four steps coming at you. Buckle up!
ONE: Buy.
Buy these bright colored monogrammed note cards
in the $1.50 bin at your local craft store.
Buy these bright colored monogrammed note cards
in the $1.50 bin at your local craft store.
TWO: Punch.
Using a square punch, punch out a colored square that matches the card.
THREE: Stick. Stick.
Stick on the colored square right over the monogrammed letter.
(I used a glue stick.)
Stick on a 'thank you' sticker.
FOUR: Tie.
Tie on a matching colored ribbon.
Using a square punch, punch out a colored square that matches the card.
THREE: Stick. Stick.
Stick on the colored square right over the monogrammed letter.
(I used a glue stick.)
Stick on a 'thank you' sticker.
FOUR: Tie.
Tie on a matching colored ribbon.
Done!
Here it is one more time...
Buy.
Punch.
Stick. Stick.
Tie.
Buy.
Punch.
Stick. Stick.
Tie.
Now, those are what I call QUICK cards!
Now, let's say your local craft store doesn't carry these exact note cards...
It's OK.
You can do this fast treatment on just about any note card you can find.
Don't believe me? Just take a look at these links:
It's OK.
You can do this fast treatment on just about any note card you can find.
Don't believe me? Just take a look at these links:
Make Quick, Cheap, Cute Cards from $1. Packs
Create Thank You Notes from Birthday Invitations
Fast Cards from $1. Note Card Packs
Final Card Trick
Fantastic idea! Repurposed beautifully and what a bargain!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea. I have some of these cards around my house, now I know how to use them. You could use Happy Birthday stickers too. Love it.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea. Could make birthday cards for kids birthday parties that way too. My kids always seem to be going to a party and I forget to buy a card.
ReplyDeleteYou are brilliant! What a great idea and a way to save money!
ReplyDeleteSo fun and adorable!
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