First cut out a love shape as a template (the size should refer to the ratio of a4 paper 1/4). Then a piece of A4 paper will be folded in half twice. Then put the love template in the middle, draw the outline with a pencil, cut it with scissors and open it into a heart-shaped flower.

Continue to use the same method, copy a few identical heart-shaped flowers, and doodle and write on them to express your gratitude or blessing to the teacher. Then fold the paper from the outside to the inside to form a small love. Then the three hearts are glued together in turn with glue sticks. Then cut out two identical red hearts with colored background paper as the front cover and back cover of the card.

Then stick the love card on the front and back cover, choose a ribbon to run through and stick it inside. Finally, cut a smaller love card, write a greeting and stick it on the cover, and the unique love card will be ready.

Blessing card

A greeting card is a kind of card that people greet each other when they meet a holiday date or event. People usually give greeting cards on birthdays, Christmas, New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day and other days. Greeting cards usually have some words of blessing.

The emergence of greeting cards stems from human social needs. It is an emotional communication between people, which is often expressed in short sentences, and at first glance it is also very concise. Over time, greetings have been stylized, paying attention to celebrating and exchanging auspicious words, conveying people's hopes for life and longing for the future.

Knowledge expansion:

Emperor Taizong greeted the ministers with greeting cards. Every Spring Festival and Spring Festival, from the head of state to ordinary people, he has the habit of sending greeting cards to relatives and friends. When did the greeting card, a special blessing medium, come into being, why has it spread so far, and what kind of development and changes have it experienced?

At the beginning, greeting cards were called "name cards", mainly to introduce themselves. In the Western Han Dynasty, they were called "paying homage". Today, when distinguished guests meet, they still say "Happy New Year". After the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was called "the famous thorn". The word "famous thorn" is still used in Japan, and it is our common business card.