This five minute handmade card has a secret that you will LOVE!

Not only does this five minute handmade card come together in absolutely no time at all – and does NOT look it! – it also helps use up scraps of patterned paper. How awesome is THAT?

There is something so perfectly right about using up scraps of patterned paper, is there?  It's just such a good feeling knowing you used up every part of the paper that you possibly can and made a stunning card with it.

And that's exactly what this five minute handmade card does and I can't wait to share it with you.

You can use parts of several different packages of patterned paper or use all from the same pack, as I did today.  If you haven't tried these colors before, give them a try for sure!

We are going to use these colors to make an absolutely stunning card today.  One that you would be super duper proud to pop in the mail to someone.

The Project

Using the scraps of patterned paper along with a cute tag, this card all comes together in literal minutes.  Oooh, and don't miss that awesome embossed background too!

All you need to add is a hand cut sentiment – probably the part that takes the longest – and a bow tied with white baker's twine.  If you want a perfectly tied bow, grab a 10 Second Bow Maker today 🙂

The Supplies

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Project Printable

Click here to print out this printable of supplies and an image of the project.

Thank You

I hope you enjoyed this five minute handmade care idea today and that you are excited to try it!  Be sure to order your supplies so you can get started on this idea.  Then be sure to keep coming back for more card making ideas. XOXO, Meg