Greeting Cards

Posted on Feb 1st 2016

Cookie Cutters
Greeting Cards

Use as templates to cut out paper shapes for children to make personalized cards and works of art (grandparents and relatives love to receive these).
Use to make birthday, anniversary and all other special occasions cards. Layer various colors together.
Use mini cookie cutters to make borders around stationary, recipe cards, etc.
Use as stencil to cut shapes out of felt and glue to card stock.
Use as a stencil to make "shaped" stationary, such as teddy bears or flowers.
Make hand-made cards with a "window insert". Using card stock, create the card shape of your choice. Print up or color as you wish. Use the cookie cutter as a template on front page of card and cut that shape out. This creates a window that lets you see a portion of the second page of the card.
If you need to cut out an oval window on the front of a card use the pumpkin cookie cutter. This will work for other shapes as well. Marilyn