Cute, eh?
So, I needed just a few cards to put in some boxes I’ll be shipping and, well, I really dislike the whole buying-of-Christmas-cards thing. So, I thought about it for a few minutes and came up with these. They are so simple to do that I probably don’t need to say a word, but just for fun, I put together this Super Simple tutorial just for you guys. 
I happened to use fabric for my star. The hardest part was drawing and cutting out a decent-looking star. I kid you not. I spent some time digging through my scrap bin looking for fabrics with stars on them that I could maybe just sorta cut around instead of drawing my own. That’s how bad I was at it. I used fabric and Elmer’s glue. It was that fancy. And this is just plain old blank card stock from the paper crafts section at JoAnn’s. Simple, simple, simple. But do remember that sewing paper will dull needles, so don’t use that needle on fabric after this. I reserve a couple of needles specifically for paper.
Try out some metallic thread, or adding ornaments or presents to the tree by gluing on more bits of paper or fabric!
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So cute and EASY! I love it. Thanks for sharing!
sooo easy and cute. what a good idea.
What a great idea, I think I’ll have to make some of these:-)
And you are quite rigth on that star thing, It’s really hard
You’re right, these are definitely super cute and simple cards! I love sending out handmade cards but never have enough time. These are definitely do-able in a short amount of time. Thanks for sharing!
I think this is such a cute idea! I’m making some for my quilting buddies this week, thanks for the tutorial!
Cute! You could also attach a button as the star.
I love these! Thanks for the great idea – I can see stockings, ornaments, stars…I can’t wait to get home to play!
Such a cute, original and economical idea — I have never done free motion stitching, but I think this might just be the project to start on.
Thanks, Amy, for another creative project idea.
these are fabulous! i love simple and inexpensive…there are so many other possibilities too. i think i’ve found my christmas cards!
Thanks for this great idea! I am definitely going to have to make these – great as postcards and ATCs as well.
What a cute idea. I have a spool of silver metallic thread that has been waiting for a project just like this, so thanks!
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I would totally line the inside with fabric too, just to make it pretty!
I am planning on making sewn cards at a scrapbooking craft night. This will be the perfect amount of brainless!
I need to go out and buy a free motion foot. These are cute!
This is so perfect – simple but fabulous! thanks so much for sharing.
Soooo easy. Never done this but have had several plans to, though. I found you through oneprettything. I’m off to browse now!
Super cute!! Smiles~Beth
This is an adorable idea and one that I could totally get on board with, especially since I like to make cards.
I love this card!
So simple yet big impact. I want to make some of these!
This is totally doable and wonderful. thanks, Amy!
These are really cute and simple!
Thanks for sharing.
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