Napkin cards

Here's a Christmas card or party invitation tha t gives you a big bang for your buck. Did you know you could adhere paper party napkins to c...

In today's video, I'm going to show you how EASY it is to make stunning cards using your stash of paper napkins and patterned paper! I've seen a lot of tutor...

It's always so fun to find a new technique, try it out and fall in love. Wow that's how I've felt using the napkins Whitney Kosters and I ...

I went a little nuts last night with glitter and napkins! When I first started seeing these glitter napkin cards, I poo-poo’d them thinking cards made of napkins take no talent, no effort, no…

#Kali9Designs #napkincards #napkinartIn this video, I’m going to share the napkin technique with you that if you haven’t tried yet, you will LOVE! And no, yo...

This card is for a "Napkin Card" swap. You use just the top layer of the napkin and glue it to card. I then ran it through an embossing folder. I did a second napkin and cut out the butterfly and a couple of the flowers and raised them. I added st

Why, hello there! I’m glad you’ve stopped back by! Today I have some fun cards to share with you. Seeing one of Janis’s projects over at HerPeacefulGarden reminded me that I had d…

I tried my first napkin card. I’ve seen many over the years but this is my first time trying them. On Saturday, I played with a few ways to do this and I’ll post other cards later this …

Here is a fun tried and true old fashioned card making technique. Long before we had all these sumptuous patterned papers we had gorgeous n...

Like the majority of crafts, card-making is a personal way to creatively express thoughts and appreciation for everyone in your life. Instead of paying for impersonal cards, expensive stickers, or time-consuming stamping, grab a few paper napkins and create just the charming card you want.

An explanation of how to make a greeting card using a paper napkin as your art for the card. You need an iron, a kitchen towel, decorative paper napkin, blan...

I haven't used this technique in a long, long time, but I'm participating in another swap that requires us to adhere a dinner napking to a piece of cardstock and use this as a background for a card. There are some very interesting dinner napkins out there. I was very lucky to have this napkin as it was the last one I had that had a design on it. I'll show you my card and then explain the technique. Stamp: Word Play Ink: Basic black, Bravo Burgundy Papers: Bravo Burgundy (retired), Whisper…

Hi Friends! I am so excited to share an updated video on a very FUN technique for the Glitter Napkin card that I first did back in 2013. To see that video click HERE and the blog post is HERE. The Ultimate Glitter Napkin technique is one of my most popular videos, with almost 166,000 views […]

Napkin Fold cards definitely have the WOW factor! They are made from a single sheet of cardstock that folds inward to form a kind of pouch ...

Some friends and I were shopping at a local gift shop and found these gorgeous holiday napkins. Instead of wanting them for our holiday t...

Floral Frame Napkin Card – with Tutorial Recently, I had created a few cards with panels I made where I adhered napkins to card stock with cling wrap. It was suggested that freezer paper als…

I have been saving beautiful fall colored napkins and brought them all out for a play session for my newest video showing this inexpensive alternative to designer patterned paper. Check your dollar stores and other local craft or gift stores this time of year and you can find autumn and holiday napkins that can be made into gorgeous cards. The card above features the Condensed Alpha dies from Kat Scrappiness in the eclipse look with a die from Karen Burniston. The napkins are "skinned" down…

Have you heard of a "paper napkin transfer"? You have to see how you can transfer designs from a paper napkin to cardstock using plastic wrap!