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CALovely Mothers Day Greeting Cards You Can Make For Your Mom Today!
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Here’s another Mother Day Greeting Card for you to view and hopefully it will inspire you to make a special Mother’s Day card for your mom today.
Actually, it will be nice if you can make a few and send each to a mother you know to make this Mother’s Day memorable to each one of them.
Card Making Supplies for Mothers Day Greeting Cards:
Soft Pink Cardstock
Happy Mother’s Day words rubber stamp
Small floral rubber stamp
Red card (small piece)
White card (small piece)
Jewelry making wire
Red beads
Thread and needle
Hole punch
Red netted ribbon
A pair of decorative scissors
Red ink pad
Card Making Instructions for Mothers Day Greeting Cards:
This Happy Mother’s Day greeting card uses red beads and jewelry making wire that you can purchase from craft shops. Also choose a red colour ribbon that is airy and light in weight. Soft netted or organza is best.
Ink word rubber stamp with red ink and stamp on the small piece of white card.
Trim and layer white card onto the red card.
Attach to the soft pink card blank with glue.
Thread the beads with the wire and twist both ends of the wire together.
Form a heart shape with the twisted end at the top.
Use red netted ribbon to hide the twisted wire and tie a bow on the top of the heart.
Trim soft pink card with decorative scissors on the side. (only the side of the top folds.)
Use the red inkpad to colour the right side on the inside of card.
Pierce holes on the card blank and attached the beaded heart and ribbon with thread.
That’s it!
A beautiful beaded Mothers Day Greeting card for a beautiful mom. Remember to make more so that you can give to all mothers you know.
Quotes and Poems for Mom
A Mom’s Prayer
Dear Lord, it’s such a hectic day,
With little time to stop and pray,
For life’s been anything but calm
Since You called me to be a Mom.
Running errands, matching socks,
Building dreams with wooden blocks,
Cooking, cleaning, finding shoes
And other stuff that children lose,
Fitting lids on bottled bugs,
Wiping tears and giving hugs,
A stack of last week’s mail to read
So where’s the quiet time I need?
Yet, when I steal a moment, Lord,
Just at the sink or ironing board,
To ask the blessings of Your grace,
I see then, in my small one’s face,
That you have blessed me all the while
And I stoop to kiss that precious smile.
~ Author Unknown
