1,000 Handmade Greetings: Creative Cards and Clever Correspondence

by Laura McFadden, Deborah Baskin (Primary Contributor)

Even in this current day and age, where we are all senders and receivers of voluminous emails, handmade greeting cards, stationery, and invitations never lose their charm or fail to touch the heart. This book is a delightful showcase of 1000 exciting and contemporary hand-designed greeting cards, with examples that feature a wide array of paper craft techniques, including: paper cutting, paper stencils, stamping, punching, stitchery, monoprints, screenprints, paper piecing, and more.

Genres: Art, Crafts, Nonfiction

320 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2008

Reviews

[Relyn]

If I handmade greeting cards I am sure I would have given this book higher marks. It was interesting, full of inspiration, if you are a crafter. I only gave it a two star rating because it was only pictures. No tips, no hints, no commentary, no words. The book was great if that's what you are looking for, but, I'm a word lover. I did spot many interesting cards, a few that were ho-hum, and several that we amazing.

[Michelle]

Lots of inspiration here with real artists making cards (so it's not your average scrapbooking stuff). A great gallery to get you thinking creatively.

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[Kirsten]

Highly recommend this over standard card making books out there. It is so artistic and creative in comparison. Great coffee table treat.

[Sarah]

Sparked lots of ideas.