The one thing you can’t forget when you are out and about is business cards! Especially during craft fairs and SF Etsy meet-ups, you should be prepared to pass out your cards to those who are interested.
During a recent crafty night meet-up with Katy, we created two sizes of business card holders (one for Moo mini cards and one for standard sized cards). This tutorial will show you how to make a fast and cute one!
During a recent crafty night meet-up with Katy, we created two sizes of business card holders (one for Moo mini cards and one for standard sized cards). This tutorial will show you how to make a fast and cute one!
Materials:
• Thick vinyl or upholstery fabric
• Embroidery thread
• Needle
• Scissors
• Your business card (for measurement)
Step 1:
Select the material you would like to use and cut two pieces in your business card size.
• Thick vinyl or upholstery fabric
• Embroidery thread
• Needle
• Scissors
• Your business card (for measurement)
Step 1:
Select the material you would like to use and cut two pieces in your business card size.
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| FabMo Finds! |
Step 2:
For the front piece, cut a semi-oval shape on the top. This will make it easier to pull out your business card when it is complete.  |
| Front piece complete! |
Step 3:
Put the two bad sides together and, with the embroidery thread, sew around the edges. You can do a running, split, or blanket stitch. To hide the knot, start your stitch between the two layers of materials.
Put the two bad sides together and, with the embroidery thread, sew around the edges. You can do a running, split, or blanket stitch. To hide the knot, start your stitch between the two layers of materials.
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| Standard and Mini sizes! |
You’re done! Fill with your business cards and drop in your purse or pocket. You can also add fun details to your holder to make it a conversation piece!
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| Googly eyes on the horizon... |
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| Dazzle it up to make it a fun accessory! |
If you're an Etsy seller in the San Francisco Bay Area, contact Katy or Steph about joining SFEtsy!
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5 comments:
so cute! thanks for the tutorial. A great way to use scrap fabrics!
adorable! and love the fabmo finds! gonna scope out my most recent haul for some supplies for this great tutorial!
super fun project!
where did you find the scrap fabrics for it...I would like to use it in my Order Business Cards.
Thanks for the update you have nicely covered this topic. keep it up....
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