Sunday Card Making: Make a St. Patrick’s Day Card

Make a St. Patrick’s Day Card with hearts. I found that I did not have many St. Patrick’s Day themed stamps and embellishments in my stash. I decided on an Irish styled saying and a clover made of stamped hearts. You can make a card any size you like. My card is 4×4″.

Material used to create St. Patrick’s Day card:

Buttons Galore Product used:

• Red Heart Buttons – Buttons Galore & More
• Adhesives – Beacon’s

I also used:

• Stamps – Gina K
• Dies – Spellbinders Paper Arts
• Ink – ClearSnap®
• Bling – Want2Scrap©
• Cardstock – Bazzill
• Ribbon and Twine – purchased at a sewing store

In addition you will need:

• Post-it Note
• Circle punch or die
• Finger Dauber or Sponge
• Copic Multiliner ( for drawing stem )

Directions for making the St. Patrick’s Day Card:

1. Create a card base by cutting a piece of cardstock 4×8″ and fold in half.
2. Cut a mat – 3 3/4×3 3/4″ and adhered to card base.
3. Tie ribbon around card base and attach button using twine.
4. Die cut scalloped square and adhere to card.
5. Die cut a classic square.
6. Stamp sentiment on classic square. Stamp heart four times to create a shamrock, and hand draw a stem.
7. To create the cloud around the sentiment, you can make your own stencil, as shown below. Attach a Post-it Note to some scrap paper and punch a circle out – near the sticky edge of the Post-it note. Remove sticky circle and place on card and gently sponge around it, moving as needed, to create a cloud shape.
8. Adhere classic square to card and add bling.

I hope you enjoyed this St. Patrick’s Day card and the quick cloud tutorial. May the wind be ever at your back!

Thanks for stopping by.

Allie

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Allie Gower

Mom, Artist, Crafter, Fledgling Foodie in Minneapolis, MN.

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