1. Tools needed for hand-sewing personalized New Year greeting cards: punching machine, embroidery thread, needle and cardboard.

2. Punch holes evenly on the cardboard with a punch (according to the pattern you want to make).

3. Thread the embroidery thread into the hole with a needle.

4, simple and unique, and then write your sincere wishes is also a special gift.

How do parents send information cards to their children?

1. First, choose straight cardboard or buy ready-made ones from the market. Because I am a child, I will draw some patterns that are more in line with children's psychological characteristics. The kids will love it. We will draw a branch and a leaf on the selected paper with colored pens.

2. Then choose a pink marker and draw a strawberry shape. If a child likes apples or pears, he can draw his favorite fruit.

3. Pick up the scissors and start cutting along the painted pink lines.

Cut it carefully to see if it has been cut.

4. After cutting, as shown below, children will definitely like it.

5. Finally, write the word message where there is a red one in the icon below, and write the message content below 2. The message card needs to write encouraging words.

You need to find high quality card paper to make this kind of information card.

Card paper, as its name implies, is paper made of card material and is an ideal material for making message cards. Card paper is usually thick and of good quality. You can buy it at a stationery store or a handicraft store.

According to the different styles of cards you want to make, you can buy more colors for standby. For example, when making cards, you can make multi-layer cards. In order to make the cards more professional, it is best to use two complementary colors for each card. This will make the shape look more chic. After folding, write a sentence on the card, which is particularly exquisite.

The characteristics of message card language: concise and lively, profound in meaning, but easy to understand. It is best to use philosophical poems or vivid rhetoric to give children encouragement and hope.