When things get too busy to call or write...you will always be able to send off a quick greeting with this old-fashioned postcard! Simply check off, sign, and mail...they will be happy to hear from you! The template pages include both the front and back of the vintage card...perfect for embellishing, paper crafting, or scrapbooking.
To print your copy of the postcard, click here-->Download Vintage Busy Person's Postcard
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No valentine card could be much sweeter than this needle card! Add a little felt heart and a few sewing needles to carry the message all the way...a perfect greeting for a friend, secret pal, or anyone who steals your heart!
To download a copy of the instructions with all of the templates, click here-->Download Vintage Valentine Needle Card
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A few cuts of scrap paper and some easy hexagons cover the front of this perky little thank you card! Use scraps or plan out the papers. Either way you will delight someone with the thanks they deserve! We have included the template for the hexagons, the two printed tags, as well as two blank tags to write your own message!
To download a copy of the instructions with all of the templates, click here-->Download Hexagons Thank You Card
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Greeting Card of the Month-January 2009
Win any heart by making this simple folded greeting card with easy to find supplies and bits of scrapbook paper. If you can not find the vintage Valentine print, substitute stickers or photocopies of old-time Valentines, or anything you like.
For one card you will need
1 sheet off-white scrapbook cardstock
1 sheet red scrapbook paper
2 red foil heart-shaped doilies
1 sheet vintage Valentine scrapbook paper
white sequin trim
1/4-inch sheer off-white ribbon
scissors, scalloped paper crafting scissors, small decoupage scissors
tacky craft glue, marking pen, toothpicks for gluing
Fold the off-white scrapbook cardstock in half on the diagonal, making sure the red foil heart will fit on the folded part. Adjust fold, if necessary. With tacky craft glue, adhere foil heart to the cardstock along the fold leaving a 1/2-inch margin. Allow to dry. With the cardstock folded, trim around foil heart using paper crafting scissors leaving a 1/2-inch margin, as shown.
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