Cut, Layer, Love: A Valentine Card-Making Party

At this relaxed, drop-in-friendly card-making event, all materials are provided — you just bring your ideas (or borrow inspiration from the table).

You’ll have access to pre-cut card bases, heart shapes, and layered paper elements you can mix and match — think papyrus-style cards, but handmade. Add personality with stickers, embellishments, markers, gel pens, and vinyl cutouts you can transfer onto your designs.

Most people will make 5–10 Valentines, depending on how detailed they want to get. Make a whole set, or spend extra time perfecting a few favorites.

No crafting experience needed — this is about playing, experimenting, and enjoying the process.

If you’re curious about how all these materials were made, there will also be an optional, informal demo showing how a Cricut machine was used to design and cut the cards, shapes, and vinyl.

Come solo, bring a friend, or make it a low-key pre-Valentine hang. :two_hearts:

What to Expect
• Pre-cut card bases and heart shapes for easy layering
• Stickers, embellishments, markers, gel pens, and vinyl transfers
• Make 5–10 handmade Valentine cards
• Optional Cricut demo for anyone curious about the process
• A relaxed, creative atmosphere — no experience required

I'm Kay Newman, and I'm delighted to share my sometimes hard-earned tips and tricks for the Cricut machine. My obsession with the cricket began about seven years ago when I decided to buy a Cricutt machine, got it home, unboxed it, and then realized I had no idea what this machine could do. It turns out the Cricut can do a lot, but because it can do so many things, sometimes that can be very confusing. It delights me to help other people get to their goals with the cricket a little bit faster,

A little about me... I'm a Colorado native. I've worked as a UX designer, product designer, and software designer over the years. I also love to play tennis, dance, ride my E-bike, and play with any art or craft supply I can get my hands on.