Did you know that exchanging hand-made cards to express one’s feelings started around the 18th century?
Giving cards for Valentine’s Day started with handwritten notes between friends and lovers. Throughout the time, and with the improvements of technology, these notes evolved into mass-produced printed cards. But stepping into buying cards instead of elaborating them has its downsides: It might be seen as a commercialized gesture instead of a heartfelt one. What about elaborating a unique Valentine’s Day card? Be sure to follow the pop-up card instructions very carefully.
Step 1: Color in all the flowers on the printed-out pages. Make the flowers as pretty as you can. Use paint, crayons, pencils or any combination you like.
Step 2: Cut out all the flowers from the printed-out crafting templates.
Step 5: Follow the pop-up card instructions on the print-out, and glue your pop-up flowers into the card. This will not be on the market, that’s for sure.
Step 1: Color in all the flowers on the printed-out pages. Make the flowers as pretty as you can. Use paint, crayons, pencils or any combination you like.
Step 2: Cut out all the flowers from the printed-out crafting templates.
Step 5: Follow the pop-up card instructions on the print-out, and glue your pop-up flowers into the card. This will not be on the market, that’s for sure.
