Dollar Tree Crafts: How to Make Cards with Stickers
Dollar tree crafts. How to make a postcard using stickers
I like to make crafts with dollar tree materials. Dollar store crafts are the best. Let me show you how easy it is to make beautiful handmade postcards from Dollar Tree with stickers and postcards.
This beautiful post is not sponsored, I just love the dollar store. Attached links are included.
For Crafter Square stickers, go to the Dollar Tree Crafts and Stickers section. They have some really fun stickers that would be perfect for a handmade postcard. I like pop-up stickers with foam strips.
They add the perfect special touch to the card.
Did you know that the dollar tree has a hallmark card? Not only do they sometimes have special postcards on the isle lining, but they also have stickers on the ends. You have 6-8 postcards in it.
I bought 2 boxes of postcard 2 sets of stickers. I like retrospective vibrating bird stickers.
Here is a video of the process.
Dollar tree map accessories required.
Pop-up sticker
Hallmark Expression Cataton Notecard
Step 1. Dollar tree map
Open the postcard and sticker box. Foam square with side with open sticker. It adds a fun dimension to the map.
Step 2. Choose your favorite sticker.
Choose the glue you want - remove it from the polythene film. Now remove the sticky foam from the box.
Step 3. Wait!
Now stick the sticker anywhere on your postcard. Just as simple. The best part is that the card is still being processed at the post office so you don't have to worry about postal delivery.
Repeat this process to create this card for all your card stickers. Use lots of stickers on note cards if necessary.
I like the mutual environment of birds and flowers.
A sticker on the card can make it vertical or horizontal.
Now there is a special deck of postcards for the time of year. If you want, add some mood with a marker, maybe the perfect birthday wishes.
I love the glitter master on this retro postcard. Which of these stickers do you like the most?
Isn't that it? This will make a perfect summer camp or evening craft for girls. They are perfect for helping children. Better a poor horse than no horse at all.