With so many who SB, does anyone make their own Greeting Cards

[Mamu]

Seeing the projects are so similar, do any of you make Greeting Cards?

I have been taking a class in rubber stamping and love this class. These 2 crafts with a little modification seem to go together, how lovely to get specialize greeting cards.

 

[SplshMtn99]

For years I've done my cards on the computer.

Recently I've started incorporating my scrapbook supplies & techinques into the cards too. (Not into stamping yet.....I'll have to take another job to pay for it if I do. LOL)

My Easter cards were so good.... my MIL didn't realize I made them. (Must of been the eyelets.)

 

[grover]

I have only made one card at a Stampin Up demo class, but I do plan on trying to make my own wedding invites....perhaps I should start practising!!
Grover in Winnipeg

 

[pumba]

and she does some of the best personalized cards around....you name it and she makes it.....I have just started and am trying to do it so that the cards look not to bad.........I am also doing my own recipe cards with stamps.......

 

[grover]

Here is a link to scrapnsafari, they just updated the card section with some new cute ones.
Grover in Winnipeg
http://www.scrapnsafari.com/e11cards.htm

 

[NYMom]

I have been making homemade cards for years using stamps and leftover SB supplies. Cardmaking and Scrapbooking share many of the same supplies (stamps, cardstock, adhesive, stickers, etc) so it's easy to combine the two crafts.
Becky Higgins has a great book out, Creative cards worth keeping. I was fortunate to take her class of the same name at CKU-NE.It was great!!! Many wonderful ideas to use in both crafts.

 

[Thumpersmom]

I make cards too! Everyone always loves when you make the cards for them. Now, if I buy them they complain....where's the real card??

I have the Sizzix lollipop alphabet dies and personalize the kids cards with their names and ages. They are truly excited and all of the supplies I use are scrapbooking supplies I already have. Good way to use off colored paper that didn't quite match what you already had at home.