Interesting shaped postcards for March 8th

Very soon, with the arrival of a bright and blooming time of year, we are visited by the holiday beloved by all women in the world, March 8th. This holiday is blooming and very bright, since every woman’s house is sure to receive a bouquet of spring flowers, which men give to their women. Women are showered with congratulations everywhere, both at work and at home. Therefore, every woman is pleased to receive present from everyone. But we should not forget that not only women should expect congratulations from men, but also women themselves, of course, congratulate each other. It doesn’t matter what it is, the most important thing is a little attention, some little thing, as they say, any trifle, but the most important thing is that it is given with soul. Basically, women's gifts to each other on March 8th are small cards that you can not only buy, but also make with your own hands, it will be twice as nice. And it will be interesting and informative for you to learn this, and your girlfriends will be very pleased with such sincere wishes.

This master class on making small postcards for March 8 in the shape of eights and hearts will come in handy. We need to take the following for the master class:
• Light green, pink and red cardboard;
• Watercolor A4 paper;
• Small pictures with different animals and bouquets of flowers;
• Inscriptions printed and stamped: “happy spring holiday”, “congratulations”, “March 8”;
• Green and pink pillows with ink for tinting;
• Cardboard templates of figure eight and heart;
• Circles of different colors and sizes from cutting;
• Paper flowers in peach, red, blue and pink colors;
• Narrow satin ribbons of the same colors with polka dots;
• Stamens in sugar and pearly pink, lettuce, white;
• Flower stamp and acrylic block;
• Glue gun;
• Scissors, pencil, double-sided tape, PVA glue.

To begin with, what we do is take cardboard templates and apply them to the cardboard, trace two figures side by side to make a folded card. We make the basics from both eights and hearts.

Now we fold each blank in half, so we get these ready-made card bases.

The second thing we do is cut out hearts and figure eights from watercolor paper for the interior decoration of the cards.

We tint partly with pink ink and partly with green. You can immediately glue it into the bases of the postcards with double-sided tape in the center.

Now we will cut out two blanks for each card from scrap paper.

We glue a figure eight and a heart to the back parts of the base, and we will decorate the front parts. We glue openwork circles, glue them just above the pictures, and below the pictures we glue congratulatory inscriptions. We sew all the details on a machine.