What are your plans for the weekend? My sister and her fiance are coming to visit! He just got back from Afghanistan and they are getting married in April so there is much to celebrate!
My hubby’s birthday is the day after Valentine’s Day, and so I am working on a series of fun handmade Valentine’s for him. I am hoping he doesn’t see this post….. I wanted to share one of these projects with you. I have seen some cute ideas before with playing cards-so this is my version. These are sooo easy to make and fun to receive!
What you need:
deck of cards (with red backs)
hole Punch
marker or stamps
wax paper
tape or glue
ribbon or raffia
cardstock
1) I used the Ace- 4 of hearts and cut out the letters L-O-V-E out of cardstock and glued them to the back of the playing cards. Flip them over.
2) Stamp or write your own message on each card. (I did my first one upside down!-oops.)
3.) Hole punch and string together your cards using ribbon or rafia.
4) Fold up and make it accordion style.
5) Cut some wax paper to make a pocket.
6) Slide in your card, seal, and tie ribbon or raffia around it:)
Have any fun DIY Valentine’s links to share? Let me know!
I can’t get enough! I had so many fun product packaging inspiration pictures that I had to do round two! Also wanted to show you a little taste of how I package my items:) Thanks to Hooray for supplying me! I also get my tags from her which you see in my shop pics:)
I love collaborating with my friend Ann on Style Watch layouts! We have a few Valentine themed ones to share with you. I am sooo excited for her up and coming shop debut! She is so talented:)
My family and I always traded Valentines growing up and we still hand make them for eachother. I wanted to share with you some of the fun printables I am making for them! This is a DIY 4×6 Valentine Envelope that you can fold, fill with surprises, and send in the mail! You can download the full size here! – .jpg and.pdf files available. All you need is a color printer and cardstock!
Don’t feel so crafty? Enter to win loads of fun Valentine items here!
Since I started my etsy shop in September, I have been tweaking my product packaging as I go along. I pretty much have it where I want it to be…just working on labels. Along the way I have found some packaging examples that are inspiring to me for their originality, professionalism, and consistency with their shop design. Have a look! Which do you like best? Don’t these want to make you order something from them? 😀
I have been a fan for a while, so had to share some of my favorite items and what I would pair them with. The clever use of photo props and photography settings really makes SPOOL No. 72 stand out….and check out the originality of names!