Best Mom Ever Papercut Mother's Day Card
March 11, 2021
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With Mother's Day fast approaching, I want to share with you my latest paper cut creations for the most important woman in my life! Growing up, I'd always handmade birthday cards and Mother's Day cards for my mom. And I love receiving cards with a handwritten message as well. I think that the effort and thought that someone puts into choosing a card or making a card are so heartwarming. Believe it or not, but my mom loves my cards so much that she still has them displayed in her office! It's so cute.
In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create this papercut Mother's Day card so you can show the woman in your life how much you love her. So let's get crafty!
How to Make Paper Cut Mother's Day Card
You'll need:
- Cricut or any cutting Machine or Exacto knife
- White cardstock
- Coloured paper of your choice (I use lavender and violet)
- Adhesive tape or glue stick
Instructions:
To create this card, you'll need my SVG file to use on your cutting machine (I use a Cricut). If you're a regular Cricut user, then the process is no surprise to you. Simply upload the file to Design Space and make sure that the size is set to 8.5"x5.5" (A2). You can also choose to scale up to create a larger card by dragging the corners of the artwork. Otherwise the artwork is ready to go as is!
Since any shades of purple are my mom's favourites, I made the card in both lavender and violet colours. The paper cut design pops a lot more against the voilet insert but the lavender is so graceful and elegant. I still can't decide which one I'm going to give her...maybe I'll just give her both! But you can pick any colour you wish to make this card in. I recommend using white cardstock for the outside and a coloured paper for the insert.
Trim the coloured paper to 8.25" x 5.25" (for A2 card) and fold in half. Apply adhesive to the back of the insert along the side of the fold line and attach to the white cardstock.
If you choose to cut this by hand...good luck! It can definitely be done with time and patience. I find using an exacto knife and trace along the outline is easier than using a pair of scissors.
But in case you're short on time, you can also grab this card readymade in my shop and have it mailed to the recipient!
I hope you like this Mother's Day card! Check out my other papercut collection here. If you give this a try, be sure to share your pictures with me on Instagram and tag @tingandthings_ or use hashtag #diywithting. I'd love to see your take on it!
Check out my other posts for Mother's Day!
Floral Mother's Day Card Printable
Ways to Celebrate Your First Mother's Day with Baby
9 comments
That is one of the best papercut Mother's Day card I've seen. It is so beautiful...I would want that on Mother's Day! :)
ReplyDeleteI love cards like these, they are so delicate and beautiful! Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteThese are so gorgeous!! I’ve actually done paper-cutting before and it’s such a relaxing hobby. I bet moms would appreciate these cards as well!
ReplyDeleteThat's very creative. This kind of gift will never get old. I would definitely appreciate if someone gives me something like this as a gift.
ReplyDeleteThat's very creative. This kind of gift will never get old. I would definitely appreciate if someone gives me something like this as a gift.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try this with my son. He's so creative and always looking for fun things like this to do. We'll use a different message but follow the instructions here.
ReplyDeleteThese look so cool! I feel like mother's day is so far away but is in two months so I guess that's not too soon. It's so creative, it doesn't even look like a DIY. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThose are super beautiful! I would love to make something for my mom and friends!
ReplyDeleteI love gifts like this. I don't get them because being a stepparent I am normally not celebrated on this day.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to hear your thoughts and comments! Come back soon :)