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Easy DIY Cards for Send a Card to a Friend Day

Written by: | Published: January 30, 2019 | Updated: September 27, 2024

Make your own quick cards to send to friends. February 7th is Send a Card to a Friend Day, so of course we can make easy diy cards to share. I'll show you how you can make a card in under 15 minutes. It's easy!

This is a quick Cricut Project, but you can also make cards with whatever materials and tools you have on hand. The goal here is to make a card and send it to a friend.

Quick and easy DIY Hello Card designed by Jen Goode
Quick and easy DIY Hello Card designed by Jen Goode

Easy DIY Cards for Send a Card to a Friend Day

I don't know the history of Send a Card to a Friend Day. However, I think it's a brilliant idea. We could all use a little surprise mail once in a while, don't you think?

I like to use my Cricut Machine to speed up the DIY card making. This specific card features art draw using the Cricut Pen. You can also make cards for friends with all kinds of supplies. You just need cardstock and an idea. So for today we're going to make a quick Hello glitter card, because glitter makes everything more special.

Make a Hello Card for a Friend

For this easy diy card, I'm going to use my Cricut with some doodle art and a big shiny Hello. I didn't make the envelope for this tutorial, but you can make your own envelopes with Cricut Design Space too.

Materials

Instructions

  1. Visit the project canvas for this card in Cricut Design Space and follow the onscreen instructions to draw and cut the card.
  2. Assemble the card and adhere layers together as appropriate.

I told you it was quick and easy, didn't I?

Draw flowers designs on a card with your Cricut machine - designed by Jen Goode
Draw flowers designs on a card with your Cricut machine – designed by Jen Goode
Add accents with a glitter pen for your Cricut machine... look at the sparkle
Add accents with a glitter pen for your Cricut machine… look at the sparkle
Glitter cardstock cut with Cricut makes a great feature message for a DIY card
Glitter cardstock cut with Cricut makes a great feature message for a DIY card

Today's project is part of the Obscure Holidays Craft Lightning Blog Hop.

Check out all the fun ideas designed by more creative bloggers. This month is hosted by The Country Chic Cottage, 30 Minute Crafts and See Lindsay

More Easy DIY Cards you can make for friends

I've created more card ideas you can quickly create to share with friends. Some are designed to make with your Cricut and some can be created with whatever tools you have on hand. Use these card ideas to inspire your own creative projects.

All you really need is a bit of cardstock and a message you want to share. Make your own cards, send them to your favorite people… you're friends will love the surprise hello!

Recommended: Check out more card tutorials you can make.

PS if you don't want to make a card to send to a friend. Grab this hello image and share with your friends.

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Quick and easy DIY cards to send to friends - designed by Jen Goode
Quick and easy DIY cards to send to friends – designed by Jen Goode
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