Fabric Cuteness Birthday CardIdeas for Making Birthday Cards
There's 3 little squares that you can fill up with lovely patterned papers, and I chose to display some cute fabric squares here. They are all from the same piece of fabric which is packed with absolute cuteness! :-) I follow the sketch closely but not exactly. I've added in my own doodled borders to continue with the more "cartoonish" theme. Play around with this sketch and see how differently your card will turn out from mine, simply by using different supplies. Enjoy and do browse through this site for more ideas to make your own birthday cards! Card Making Steps1. Create a cardblank with pink cardstock.2. Cut out a smaller block of white cardstock. Use a black pen to draw in the dividing lines. Ink the edges with brown ink. I inked mine after adhering the fabric squares and some of the ink smudged, giving the card a more pronounced inking than I like. If you want a cleaner look, you might want to ink your edges before attaching the fabric. 3. Cut out three fabric squares and adhere them to the boxes as shown. 4. Attach a pink plastic flower motif to the top of the white cardstock. Handwrite birthday greetings with a black pen. 5. Use the black pen to doodle fanciful borders around the cardblank. Card Making SuppliesPink and white cardstock - Bazzill BasicsFabric squares - Japanese fabric Pink plastic flower motif - from Thailand Black pen - Uni Pin Fine Line Brown ink - StazOn "Timber Brown" To look at birthday theme papers, stickers, rub-ons, stamps, and more, click here to look at the designs. For suggestions on cardmaking supplies, tools, templates and accessories, click here. Look at More Ideas for Making Birthday Cards
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