felt planner clip cards

Hi! I'm back today to share something new. It combines my love of cute with funny puns.

I made some fun planner clips using embroidered felt and paper clips. But since I'm also a paper crafter, I thought it be cute to combine the two. So these are my planner clip cards.

I printed my sentiment using my laser printer and then used my Minc to add the gold foil. I really love the gold foil. I made a few prints that were a bit spotty but then found the right combo and the gold foil seems to be more consistent. I love how the gold foil really elevates the card and matches the gold paper clip too.

Here's one of my favorite cards. Love the donut and s'more pun! I made a couple other cards which are listed in my shop. I'm hoping to add more cards and puns. But I wish I could make more of other things too! Just not enough time in a day.

I had a little giveaway on my FB page which went by a bit quicker than I thought! I gave away 2 of the turkey clip cards since I was a bit slow in listing these in my shop and Thanksgiving is already next week.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Comments

Lynn said…

Super fun, cute and well crafted! You certainly come up with adorable crafts...so clever! Thanks for sharing and inspiring.

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