Valentine’s day is only a few weeks away. Have you started to make your Valentine’s Cards yet?
You might want to check out this cute valentine card from The Long Thread. There are two versions of the card to make, one with a crayon heart on the front and one without.
What a great idea for a Valentine’s card.
Looking for some ideas to make your Dad a handmade card this year for Father’s Day? Well here are a couple of unique card ideas I found the other day.
So this weekend, spend sometime with your children to make their Dad a special handmade card for his special day.
Happy Crafting!!
Well Valentine’s Day is going to be here before you know it. Have your children started to make up their Valentine Cards for the class party?
Check out some of these great Handmade Valentine Cards ideas we found today.
Top 10 Homemade Valentine Cards from Family Fun:
Valentine Day Cards from Kaboose:
Cards for Valentines from Enchanted Learning:
Sweet Valentines from from The Best Kids Book Site.
Make Your Own Valentine Cards from Activity Village:
Here are some links to Valentine coloring pages, printable cards, and clip art:
I hope you and your children have a great time making up their Valentine Cards this year.
Happy Crafting!!
Is your Dad Cool? Does he love to listen to Rock ‘n’ Roll. Then make him this Dad Rocks Paperweight. You can find the instructions and supply list here.
OR, record some of your Dad’s favourite tunes on a CD and then decorate the CD case for him with a guitar, musical note, drums etc.
Then, top the gift off with a handmade card using cardstock and stickers. You can find ideas and instructions for these cards here.
Happy Crafting!!
I was thinking that it would be a nice idea to make my mother-in-law a handmade card this year. But, I have never made a handmade card before, and I really do not know how to make one.
While searching for ideas I found instructions for making 4 Mother’s Day cards at Crafty-Moms.com. 
To make one of these cards you will need a blank greeting card, scrapbooking paper with floral pattern, coordinating solid piece of scrapbooking paper, cream or white colored cardstock, paper cutter, scissors, glue stick, computer, printer, and a sewing machine. I never thought of using my sewing machine to make cards, what a neat idea.
I found this card
at Making Handmade Cards. This card is made in stages and takes more time and a steady hand as it is made with glitter and seed beads.
I have not decided yet whether I will be making one of these cards for my mother-in-law. If I do make one, I will post an image of it here before giving it to her for Mother’s Day.
Happy Crafting!!
