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Free Instructions On Card Making

Every day I'm adding more free instructions on card making. Here you'll find step by step explanation on all aspects of card making.

Card Making is a great craft. A pastime that one can enjoy either alone or with other card crafters. It is a hobby that enriches the crafter and at the same time links hearts to one another through the joy of creating, sending and receiving. So follow the card making lesson plan and start making beautiful greeting cards.

I have enjoyed this craft so much. Let me see...When was the first time I started making greeting cards? When I was a teenager. Those days, I loved to write poetry and make note-cards. But more than twenty years ago when I was far away from home, I regularly made my own cards to send home. I remember cutting and pasting pictures from travel brochures to a card, adding a message and sending that handmade card home to my grandmother. My grandmother only read Mandarin and then, my Mandarin wasn't very good. So writing a short note in a card is so much easier. At the same time I was able to show her where I had been with the pictures from the travel brochures.

When I came home, I found that she had kept and treasured all those handmade notecards I sent her.

So I hope that you will enjoy these instructions on card making, learn a craft and reach out to friends and loved ones with your own homemade greeting cards.

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Lesson 1: Card Making Supplies

Lesson 2: Making A Basic Blank Card

Lesson 3: Card Making Ideas : Create A Sketch Log To Record Your Designs

Lesson 4: Making Watermarks

Lesson 5: Image Transfer

Lesson 6: Making Your Own Envelopes

Lesson 7: Make A Quick And Simple Card Using Stickers

Lesson 8: Make A Christmas Card Using A Free Printable

Lesson 8: Card Making Techniques : Card Making Backgrounds Using Colorful Nail Polish

Lesson 9: How To Design And Fold A Origami Happy Valentines Card

Lesson 10: How To Make A Pretty 3D Shoe Card

Lesson 11: Say I Love You With This Happy Valentines Card

Lesson 12: Make Quick and Simple Happy Valentines Day's Cards With Glitter Stickers

Lesson 13: Make This Happy Mothers Day Beaded Red Heart Card

Lesson 14: Red Hats Cards From Computer Generated Texts and Graphics.

Lesson 15: Make This Beads Ribbon Bookmark For Your Friends!

Lesson 16: Using Your Japanese Rubber Stamps To Make Greeting Cards

Lesson 17: How To Make Cards With Rubber Stamps

Lesson 18: 2 Simple Card Making Ideas For Your Botanical Rubber Stamps

Lesson 19: A Selection Of Cards Made with Hero Arts Rubber Stamps

Lesson 20: How To Make Your Own Stickers To Embellish Your Cards Or Scrapbooks.

Lesson 21: How To Make Your Own Background Paper.

Lesson 22: How To Make A Dragonfly Card Using Acetate And Computer Graphic.

Lesson 23: How To Use Stencils.

Lesson 24: Let nature inspire you! Make nature cards from leaves you picked during your nature walks. Great for kids too!

Lesson 25: Spring is in the air! View these spring cards and get some inspiration to celebrate spring with your own beautiful handmade spring cards.

Lesson 26: Create this fun card! It's a one of a kind handmade card. Use any rubber stamps or cliparts. Make it your very own design.

Lesson 27: Tag! You are it! Make this pink dragonfly tag and send it flying to someone dear to you today.

Lesson 28: It's spring and I decided to make it a Japanese style card. Have a look and read the instructions on how I created it.

Lesson 29: Try making this fun card. Great for kids too - a henna tattoo card - not on your hand but on your cardstock. Have fun!

Lesson 30: Another Henna Hand Card - A Colorful Happy Birthday Card!

Lesson 31: A Happy Easter Card - Send an Easter Egg in the post!

Lesson 32: Using a simple water color technique to color this rubber stamped Happy Mother's Day Card.

Lesson 33: Make and exchange Artist Trading Cards with friends online.

Lesson 34: How to make Shaker Cards? These are Shaker Bookmarks but the technique is the same.

Lesson 35: Here are some simple handmade Birthday Cards which you can do in one weekend.

Lesson 36: Here are some cards that are embellished with one or more buttons.

Lesson 37: Simple directions for making a Paperbag Greeting Card provided by Susan Leader-Grace.

Lesson 38: No rubber stamps? Here's a page on green stamping using vegetable as a stamp.



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