A written note or a word of thanks will be appreciated even more when you send your thoughts on personalized, handcrafted cards and stationery.

Fun stickers and a circle cutter make this card as sweet as candy.

Use a quilting stencil to create these glittered cards with beautiful gradations of color.

Use our edge punch to add a delicate design to plain greeting cards.

Send your next note on stylish stationery personalized with your monogram or initial.

Dainty Victorian-era engravings of birds culled from a clip-art book and then color-photocopied become elegant winged messengers bearing tiny three-dimensional greetings.

Show appreciation for a favorite teacher with this adorable card created with the school days multimedia pad and apple craft punch.

If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind greeting card, these mechanical dog cards with clever moving parts are sure to charm their recipient.

It's easy to express yourself with our fill-in-the-blank stationery.

Make handwritten notes even more special with glittered cards you create yourself.

Fabric paint adds a colorful, whimsical touch to your personalized card designs.

A potato can be used for so much more than a side dish; carve a design into one and use it to decorate stationery.

Add a new dimension to cards with these floral cutouts.

Design invitations and cards for any occasion using basic, store-bought cards.

After you've repapered your walls, use the leftover scraps to make distinctive greeting cards.

They're not just for vacation; show and tell friends what you've been up to on a postcard made from a favorite snapshot.

Use a gold-colored metallic-paint pen to "gild" the borders of invitations, note cards, gift tags, envelopes, and place cards.

Make handwritten notes even more special with shimmering cards inspired by nature.

These beautifully rendered floral cutouts look elaborate but are easy to make.

Your personal correspondence will bloom like spring flowers when you make a garden's worth of these note cards.

These cards look like duo-tone prints, but they're actually made with digital snapshots.

Pansies and their cousins violas have flat blossoms that press and dry wonderfully, making them ideal for decorating greeting cards that will last long after the blooms have faded from the garden.

This technique is the perfect way to send personalized messages any day of the year.

Make an impression with ink-block printing, an art form dating back to ninth-century China.

Encourage novice gardeners with a gift of herb seeds in a specially designed card.

Quilled motifs such as flowers and hearts add an elegant touch to cards for any occasion.

Create a whole flock of these charming cards to keep on hand.