Get The TechniqueWe are big fans of the office birthday party (did you see Blake's post showing a few of our celebrations?). No party is complete without a handmade card signed by coworkers. We're lucky in that we have "a little" glitter and few craft tools around. However, if your office is not similarly stocked, a lot can be done with sticky notes, paper clips, staples, and the like. (Homemade hole-punched confetti? Love those office supplies!) Please send us pictures of your creative coworker cards!!
1 A glittered under-the-sea card for Hannah
2 I used these punches and some clear glitter over blue paper.
3 The "man crafter" card I made for Megen Lee--glittered tools!
4 Cute dino holding a balloon!
5 Another balloon card....
6 ...and another. I guess we like this ballon punch!
7 One more. Lauren Murphy made this by punching wood grain contact paper.
8 Heidi made this cookie card!
9 A backpack card for our beloved coworker who was leaving to become a teacher.
10 A teeny tiny card and teeny tiny garland (for a coworker who did not want a party)!
11 Tracy Chou made this card for Shae, who loves to bake!
12 A detail of Shae's card.
13 Another detail. How cute are these mini paper desserts?
14 Tracy also made this get well card for Alex, inspired by the game Operation!
15 She made tiny stickers of some of his favorite things.
16 Tracy made an interactive card for Hannah, with little stickers to decorate...
17 ...these little scenes!
18 Closeup of the stickers. Tracy is amazing!
19 A dog bone garland for a designer of our pets products.
20 Shae made this cute ice cream card for Steffi.
21 And Tracy made these stickers for Steffi.
22 A card Tracy made for our coworker who had a jungle-themed shower and nursery.
23 A golden glittered card for Shae's "golden" birthday, when she turned 29 on the 29th!
From: Eileen Goddard | 1/12/12 at 3:44 pm
What gorgeous cards....very inspiring!
From: Rowaida Flayhan | 1/12/12 at 7:03 pm
Beautiful cards. I will pin this on my pinterest