Valentine card ideas all revolve around romance and love so you can express how you feel about someone.
The tradition of giving someone a Valentine card on the 14th February goes back hundreds of years and is said to have originated from Saint Valentine, who signed a card to his loved one ‘from your Valentine’
Valentine greeting cards are normally red in colour to reflect a love theme. It many ways having a set colour for your Valentine greeting card makes it easier as you don’t have to spend half the day wondering what colours to use for your card design.
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Valentines cards have been around since the third century and have been a wonderful way of sending a loved one a card to let them know they are in your heart.
Valentine’s Day cards are a wonderful way to let a special someone know they mean a lot to you and an even better way to ‘break the ice’ and let someone you may never meet, know you like them.
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This with love homemade card idea would suit many occasions including birthdays, Valentines Day and maybe even an anniversary. This card has a fun theme and a card that children will love to make.
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Personalised cards are great greeting cards to send to people as they show that a lot of time and effort has been put into making it. This unusual card design is quite complicated to make but should still be in the range of most card makers.
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This happy birthday card can be adapted to suit any age group by changing the papers that are used. Furthermore simply by changing the happy birthday wording to Valentines Day it can easily be adapted to make a lovely Valentines Day homemade card
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This valentine’s card has been designed using a scrapbook paper kit. The advantage of using a scrapbook kit is that the papers will already be chosen for you and will be colour coordinated.
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This card has been created using the technique ‘deep embossing’. Using embossing powders continue to add layers of embossing powder until you build up a thick layer. Press an inked stamp into the wet embossing powder.
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