Greeting Cards

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Create some unique greeting cards for any occasion using embroidery floss, a simple cross-stitch design that you print on card stock.

The template shared on the dandee website could be used to create a card for a wedding, for Valentine's Day or to create a collection of cards as a gift.

Other tutorials can be found on the following websites:

Little Lovelies - get well card

Little Birdie Secrets - love notes and note cards

Fabric Embellished Tags or Cards

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Use odd bits of fabric and some card stock to create greeting cards or gift tags. A photo tutorial can be found on Campbell Soup Diary and Make: We're All Makers, and U Create.

Be aware that adding buttons and bulky ribbons may increase the cost of postage needed for mailing.

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Some unique and pretty fabric can simply be glued or attached to a card as well. Dena Designs explains the process here.

Prayer Shawl Cards

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If you sew, knit, or crochet Prayer Shawls for those struggling with an illness or just need a caring hug, several printable cards can be found on the Lion Brand website. Scroll down the page to find sample sentiments to write inside the cards. Also note the things to avoid saying to those who are gifted Prayer Shawls.

Lion Brand also has numerous free patterns for Prayer Shawls.

Sew Paper and Fabric Cards

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Use your sewing machine to join paper and scrap fabric to create greeting cards for Valentine's Day or other celebrations. This tutorial on ScrapBusters provides complete directions, a printable template for the card as well as the wording.

Rose Cards

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It's not too early to plan for Valentine's Day, and the best way to say, "I Love You" or "I'm Thinking of You" is with homemade and creative cards.

Who would think that celery (it's a natural fiber, right?) could create such lovely roses.  Check out the directions on this blog post.