I love to make fabric postcards. They are great for any occasion, but especially for Christmas I try to select a large pattern with big impact for the design. Here is how I made my Christmas Fabric Postcards!
I started this year’s card with a black and white copy from Clip Art.
Using this as a pattern, I cut out the large applique and used a satin stitch to sew it to the background.
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I then added a decorative stitch as the “rays”.
The top of the card and the backing (I usually use a white fabric or muslin) are fused to the interfacing. After trimming all the edges, I use a satin stitch or decorative stitch around the edges and it’s ready to go!
On the back of the card, just draw a line down the middle, write the address on the right, and your message on the left. Attach a stamp and send through the mail.
The thing I really love is that these Christmas fabric postcards can go through the mail as is. No envelope needed. My friends love getting something this unusual through the mail. If, however, I decide to embellish with beads or sequins (anything that could get caught in the Post Office’s machinery), I’ll put the card in an envelope.
Browse through all of our Christmas projects and inspiration on Create Whimsy.
See how to make a quilted fabric postcard.