Little Something Sunday with Rachel Hall
Quick and Easy St. Patrick's Day Cards
Materials Needed:
12x12 Kraft Cardstock
Green Cardstock Scraps
Heart Paper Punch
Rhinestones
Stamps
Ink
Fabritac
Bone Folder
Using bonefolder, curl the rounded tops of the heart back. Repeat for the next two hearts
Cut a piece of green cardstock for a stem and adhere to the back of the clover. Add a rhinestone to cover up the glue and overlap of the hearts
To Make Your Cards:
Cut your 12x12 cardstock into 8 3x6 pieces
Fold them in half to create a small card
To Make Your Cards:
Cut your 12x12 cardstock into 8 3x6 pieces
Fold them in half to create a small card
Stamp sentiment on card leaving enough room for your clover
Add clover to front of card
These make great cards for you to give to brighten up someone's day and to let them know that you feel lucky to have them in your life. They also work well for you to make with your children for them to give to their friends. You can also use the technique to create your clovers on all of your St. Patrick's Day crafts from cards, to altered art pieces, and of course on your layouts!
Add clover to front of card
These make great cards for you to give to brighten up someone's day and to let them know that you feel lucky to have them in your life. They also work well for you to make with your children for them to give to their friends. You can also use the technique to create your clovers on all of your St. Patrick's Day crafts from cards, to altered art pieces, and of course on your layouts!
2 comments:
Love this Rachel! Hey my maiden name was Murphy so I'm big on Shamrocks and St. Patricks Day! Thanks!
Soooo lovely! Very beautiful idea. Thanks!
xoxo
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