Crafter Shannon Barnes shares her technique for making flaunt cards, adorable greeting cards that can be used for any occasion. You will need mulberry paper blank folded cards, templates (you can get from the article part of the video), glue stick, 3-D fabric paint, pen or marker.
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Origami your own party invitations for a unique touch
How To:
Make wedding invitations with decorative brads
How To:
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Create an evite for your party
How To:
Make bachelorette party invitations
How To:
Make a birthday invitation for a circus birthday party
How To:
Make wedding invitations with bows
How To:
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How To:
Make mermaid party invitations
How To:
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How To:
Make wedding invitations with charms
How To:
Plan a memorial service
How To:
Make eco-chic wedding invitations
How To:
Word wedding invitations for Bride's parents hosts
How To:
Make wedding invitations with buckles
How To:
Address a wedding invitation to two married doctors
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