DIY Embroidered Cards for Valentines

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inside: Learn how to make cute DIY embroidered cards for Valentines {or cards for any occasion} Make cute valentine cards for your friends and family with your sewing machine.

I’m not usually one to make a big deal out of Valentines Day, but this year it seems like it would be fun to have a special family dinner. I recently got fun ZAK confetti plates {which I was sent for this post} and I made these cute DIY embroidered cards to place on the table for our Valentines meal. The best part is that you can make these cards for any occasion.

Embroidered Valentine Cards

Again, let me say that this method I’m going to show you can be used to create cute DIY cards for any moment or occasion. I just made them for Valentines day for my family, but I have so many other fun ideas too.

I thought I would set a fun Valentines dinner for the kids and I love how the embroidered cards finish the setting.

Aren’t these dishes amazing? I love that they are cute AND strong enough to withstand my kids. You can find the adorable Pink Confetti Plates HERE – Perfect for Valentines or other festive table settings.

Fun Valentine Crafts –

Make DIY Embroidered Cards

Ok! Let’s make some cards! Again this method can be used to make DIY embroidered card for any occasion so be thinking about what kind of cards you want to make like this.

Card making supplies –

A Sewing Machine that does Embroidery. I’m using the Essence 5200 in this post.
Embroidery Thread
Embroidery Stabilizer
Felt
Card Stock

Place the stabilizer under the felt and put it in the embroidery hoop.

If you have a combo machine like I do, change the machine to the embroidery foot and attachment.

Create an embroidery design on your machine or import a design you want for your DIY Cards.

Sit back and let the machine do it’s thing! I love watching my embroidery machine work. Change out the thread as needed to create your design. This is a 5 x 7″ hoop and I was able to create two hearts in one.

Remove the extra stabilizer from the back of the felt and then cut out your design. I had full sheets of card stock so I cut it in half and then folded again to create a card.