Etsy Store is OPEN!

This week I officially opened my Etsy store. So far I have several sets of my first note cards and a set of wedding cards. Most of my other favorites that I have made have been given away. I am hoping to start making more cards and party decor just to list. If you are friends or family and live locally and I can meet you to deliver cards and refund shipping.
Please check it out!



Scroll through my older posts to see my other cards.

m&m Party Sneak Peek 2

Thinking of you!

I have a fun pack of paper that has lots of different butterfly patterns. I loved the bright colors of pink, purple, and greens in this one. I made a die cut with my cricut in a dark pink polka dot patterned paper. Then covered it with glitter. I love how girly this card is.  Madison got to use this as a birthday card for a friend this week. She loved it!

Note cards set 3

Here is my final set of note cards. These have all been from the first set I made when I decided to try paper crafting. These are very similar to the first set I showed with images cut from the same 12x12 sheet and paired with coordinating papers. I love the glittery accents on these cards.

On this card I added a strip of matching paper to the inside of the card as well to carry the colors throughout.

Thank you cards

Here is another set of cards using patterned strips. I love the springy flowers in this set. I paired it with a coordinating strip of ribbing again. This time I added a frame with a stamped border and Thank you message using white ink on colored paper. I love the soft look of these cards.

Note cards set 2

Here is the next set of note cards I created. This one was even less steps to make. Again I took a strip of paper from a 12x12 sheet that had stripes of different patterns. I loved these bright flowers. Then I added a strip of scalloped border and coordinating ribbon. A message can be stamped in the blank space for the appropriate occasion or just left the way the are.

Note cards

My first set of cards that I made was a blank set of note cards. I took a piece of scrapbook paper that was a whole bunch of boxes with cute images in them and cut it all up. I had another piece that was stripes of lots of patterns. I cut it into separate strips as well. I just pieced them together with either a coordinating print paper or one of the patterned strips and a solid card stock base. Very easy and cute. They have worked well as thank you cards and notes from Madison. They also gave me a chance to practice with different types of adhesives.
Here is part of my first set.