Teacher card set…
Hello!
Well, this year I made about 110 cards to give to teachers. Each teacher received between 8 and 20 cards in a set – all personalized with their name. I think this is a great way to show appreciation. And, the head teachers each got a gift certificate to the farmer's market.
So, this was one set for one of the teachers – Colin's favorite teacher. She is incredible to say the least. I used some fun stamps from a new company called Lawn Fawn. Not only do I like their stamps, but they are made in the US (great quality and stamp wonderfully) and the owner is super sweet. (You know how that stuff means a lot to me.) So, you will be seeing me use their stamps often. For details on how I made these, read below…
I think there were 10 in this set – all different colors but the same basic design.
Glossy Accents adds great shine to this simple card. So cool in real life…
And I put them in a clear box and wrapped them with a ribbon…
Supplies: Lawn Fawn stamps; Copic Markers; Memory Box notecards; Glossy Accents; Quickutz cork paper; Corner Chomper; Cuttlebug embossing folder; American Typewriter font; Neenah paper
To make these, I printed out "a note from Ms. Noran" a bunch of times on a piece of Neenah white cardstock. I inked just the top of the Lawn Fawn typewriter image to make the paper around it. I then stamped the top of it again for the bottom of the paper. I stamped the pins separately, colored them with Copics and cut them out. I put these on a piece of cork paper and added Glossy Accents to the pins for shine. So simple, fun to make and personalized perfectly for a teacher. :) Here is the set I used…
I will share the other teacher card sets soon. Off to work on Cards for Kids stuff. Night! (If you know of a child you would like to add, now is the time to let me know. Thanks! And prizes will be announced soon.)