I Made a DIY Paper Greeting Card for Teacher's Day

Teacher’s Day is the perfect occasion to show appreciation for the mentors who guide us through life. This year, I decided to go the extra mile and create a special DIY paper greeting card that captures the essence of gratitude. The theme? A serene sky with clouds, stars, and a touch of magic. Here's how I made it! Materials I Used Blue cardstock paper (for the card base) White and yellow paper (for clouds and stars) Silver paper (for the moon) A pair of scissors Glue stick A black pen or marker (for writing and detailing) A small piece of thin, flexible paper (for the spiral spring) Steps to Create the Card Prepare the Card Base I folded the blue cardstock paper in half to form the card base. The blue represents the sky, setting a peaceful and uplifting tone for the card. Create the Spiral Spring I cut a thin strip of white paper and twisted it into a spiral, ensuring it had some bounce to act as a spring when the card is opened. Cut Out the Moon, Stars, and Clouds Using silver paper, I cut out a crescent moon. From white paper, I crafted fluffy cloud shapes, and for the stars, I used yellow paper. I made sure each piece was small enough to fit inside the card while adding a playful, whimsical look.