DIY Card Making Ideas and Guides

How to Make Your Own Wedding InvitesPlanning a wedding is stressful, and steps that seem easy are suddenly made complicated once you start researching them, wedding invitations included! From wedding invitation sizes to what information you need to include, there’s sadly a lot you need to consider before they’re ready to send off. To help, we’ve listed common mistakes you should avoid to take the stress away from making your own invitations!...

Free Wedding Typefaces for Your DIY Wedding InvitesWhether you're running a wedding stationery business or a DIY bride looking for inspiration for your own invites, these wedding fonts are sure to be a hit! Have a look at what they look like below. We've included download links under the wedding typeface examples. Download: Selima • Parisienne • Great Vibes • Black Jack • Allura • Sophia • CAC Champagn...

DIY Unicorn Greeting Card You will need... For this I actually used very little beyond a Unicorn Mix Pack. The only other equipment used by myself for this was scissors, a glue stick, a pencil, a flower die and a little bit of sketching! If you don't have a flower die or way of die cutting, don't worry, you can still create the card, you'll just need to draw and cut out your flowers. I started with the ears and chose the pink non-shed glit...

DIY Mermaid Greeting Cards   Perfect for birthdays and mermaid lovers, follow the simple steps below to craft your own Let's be Mermaids card! Equipment... A4 Mermaid Card Pack  Loose Glitter White Pearl Gems -  3mm & 5mm Glue Pen Glue Stick Ruler Scissors/Craft Knife Cutting Board (if using a craft knife) 1 Sheet Grey board / Cardboard / Thicker Card If you have die cuts of waves and mermaid tails, then you can skip to...

Assembling Pocketfold CardsPocketfolds are a hugely popular choice for wedding invitations, featuring a small pocket inside a card which can hold RSVPs, additional information sheets, menu choices etc.  With these pocketfolds, the pocket placement is versatile, giving you complete control over the final look of your invite. The pocket can be placed on the left or right hand side, or at the bottom for a vertically opening pocke...