How to make a simple and beautiful card for Mother's Day

How to make a simple and pretty card for Mother's Day is as follows:

1. Draw a heart shape on pink cardstock, cut the heart along the underlined part, fold it and cut it out.

2. Cut the blue cardstock into the shape shown and glue the right half of the heart to the flat end of the blue cardstock.

3. Position the cut and pasted heart in the center of the yellow cardstock.

4. Adhere the left half of the heart to the yellow cardstock, scoring the yellow cardstock along both sides of the blue cardstock.

5. Cut along the scored section.

6. Write your wishes for your mom on the cut section.

7.Insert the made blue heart strip on the yellow cardstock as shown in the picture and you are done.

Expanded:

By the early twentieth century, it was common for people, whether they were believers in Christ or not, to send Christmas cards to friends and family to wish them well and to congratulate them on the New Year. This gave rise to the more secular (or orientalized) "New Year's card". Because traditional paper cards are made of high-grade wood pulp paper, the production of which consumes wood resources.

In today's low-carbon environmental protection, the traditional greeting card in the integration of modern network technology, but also in the virtual society, to create their own new glory - electronic greeting card (E-card). E-card is equivalent to electronic greeting card with its fast and convenient, saving environmental protection characteristics, quickly become a fashion.

The creation of E-cards has had a certain impact on traditional greeting cards, but the two cannot completely replace each other. Some people think that when they receive a traditional greeting card, the feeling of happiness and being touched by it is irreplaceable in other ways, and traditional greeting cards still have the advantages that e-cards can't replace. In terms of environmental protection, more efforts can be made on the process, such as the utilization of waste paper.

The origin of our New Year's card is also a source. In the early years, the officialdom or social gentry, at the beginning of the new year, the position or generation of the low, will be to the old or high to pay homage to the door.

If the host was away, or if there was a guest in the house who could not be reached, the person who paid the New Year's visit would leave a red business card (or red lettering) with the words "Dengfu jinxie" (New Year's visit) to show that he had come to the door to pay New Year's visit in person. (Whether or not there was a New Year's card sent, there is no evidence.) This is the earliest greeting card in China.