Finishing a Handmade Card: Insides, Backs and Clean Edges
The last jobs before a handmade card goes in its envelope: lining the inside, cleaning off pencil and glue, checking the fold, pressing it flat and writing the greeting.
Handmade greeting cards, step by step
Layout sketches, color palettes, collage, envelopes, embellishments, and finishing touches.
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The last jobs before a handmade card goes in its envelope: lining the inside, cleaning off pencil and glue, checking the fold, pressing it flat and writing the greeting.
How to attach twine, ribbon, sequins, buttons, brads and pen details to a handmade card, and three simple habits that stop a card from getting overcrowded.
Fold a custom envelope from one square of paper using the card itself as the template, then trim the points, glue the pocket and add a liner.
Build an original collage card from your own paper scraps: tear and cut the pieces, layer them from back to front, glue thinly and press flat. Includes a torn-paper landscape to follow.
A practical way to choose colors for a handmade card: one neutral, one main color and a small accent, tested with scraps before gluing, plus five ready-made palettes.
Six dependable card layouts described as plain blocks, with advice on rotating them, placing the handwritten greeting and planning with a pencil thumbnail.