Handmade Card Sets as gifts….how awesome is that!

Here I am again with pattern paper, mass producing and making gifts. Well, it is the holidays and I have all of my family and friends on my mind. What can I make that is personalized…AND that they will like and maybe even use.

Monogrammed cards and creating handmade card sets are my go to I think. I made monogrammed card sets last year too – check them out: ‘How To Make Cards Using Washi Tape‘.

This year it seems like I am on a pattern paper kick…I do LOVE pattern paper and some of it is almost better than handmade.

The video will show you how I made this CUTE little ‘suitcase' for the cards. I love this package! (I got the idea from Becky Roberts | Inking Idaho).

Using pattern paper really speeds up the process.

I grabbed pattern paper from my stash when making these handmade card sets.  I used Lawn Fawn Water Color Wishes 6×6 paper for these cards.

There is a video, supplies list and photos…enjoy!

I have linked to all of the products that I used. Use the ‘Product Information Is Here' button.  Some products use affiliate links….at no additional cost to you. 

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https://youtu.be/0LlEDOYVj1U

The ‘Cards Sets with Gift Packaging' video is above

Or, click HERE to watch it in YouTube. You can save the video in YouTube if you want.
PLUS, there are a few additional links for you in the YouTube description.

For all of the Cards Sets I used:

• Lawn Fawn Watercolor Wishes 6×6 pattern paper
• Cardstock in multiple colors from Lawn Fawn, The Stamp Market, Concord & 9th and PaperTrey Ink.
• Ribbon from my stash – I will link to alternatives that i just ordered for myself
• Washi Tape
• Stampin' Up large wood block case – DISCONTINUED
• I found these cases on Amazon 
• Neenah 110# card stock
• The Stamp Market Skinny Alpha Upper
• Fun Foam
• White Bag

Want to see the whole series?

Head on over to ‘12+ Days of Holiday Cards & Gift Tags.'

You might want to also check out:

• Additional cards to make
• Craft Room Organization
• Vinyl cutting using Cricut

So many projects….so little time.