Cupcake Liner Cactus Card – Have A FAN-CACTUS Day!

Are you looking for a cute and simple card that kids can create easily on their own? If so, you are going to love this adorable and first-seen-here cupcake liner cactus card idea from us! In this very post, I will show you how easy it is to make the cutest cactus card you’ve ever seen, with our helpful printable template and step-by-step tutorial.

We hope you get STUCK on our latest handmade cupcake liner card craft tutorial. This time it has a potted cactus plant theme to it and we hope you get the “punny” saying we included! Whether you use it for Mother’s Day, teacher appreciation or just because moments, we hope you enjoy recreating it!

On that note, you won’t believe how easy it really is to recreate. If this is something you would like to tackle with your child today, you can find ALL the details and free included printable, in the full tutorial below. It’s just a matter of printing, cutting and assembling a simple handmade card that uses a mini green cupcake liner as the center piece. With complete customization at you and your child’s fingertips, we hope my latest “have a fan-CACTUS day” green cactus plant card idea comes in handy for you!

It’s now time to GROW this awesome art project idea. Happy crafting {and gifting} my crafty friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your finished paper muffin cup cactus plant card, on our Facebook page to see! I can’t wait to admire and take a peek at how you customized your cactus plant on paper! #gluedtomycrafts

PAIR YOUR CUPCAKE LINER SUCCULENT CRAFT WITH —> Popsicle Stick Cactus Plant – Kid Craft Idea

Cactus Card Craft Supplies:

• Free Have A FAN-CACTUS Card Printable on box.com – makes TWO cards at once
• White Cardstock Paper {8.5 x 11″}
• Color Printer
• Paper Trimmer
• 5×7″ Cardstock Card {one per cactus card}
• Mini Green Cupcake Liner – one per cactus card
• Glue Stick or Tape Runner Adhesive
• Black Sharpie Marker
• Flower Stickers {one per cactus card}
• Wiggle Eyes {two per cactus card}
• optional – embellishments like heart stickers, glitter glue, rhinestones etc.

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Directions:

• First things first – print out our FREE cactus card printable that is listed above. One print makes TWO cards at once. Feel free to print as many as you like but the free file is only for PERSONAL USE or in a classroom setting.
• Once you have the cactus printable printed out, grab your paper trimmer to trim out one of the designs, so it will fit on the front of the cardstock card.
• Now grab your pre-folded cardstock card & glue stick.
• Glue the cactus design cutout to the front your folded card.
• Now grab your mini green cupcake liner and flatten it out with your hands.
• Use a glue stick to glue that piece right above the flower pot design.
• Next grab your black Sharpie marker and draw dotted “spikes” ALL over the green cupcake liner.
• Finally – we are at the end of the tutorial! To finish the cupcake liner cactus card, go ahead and add your flower & wiggle eyes to bring the cactus to life.
• Last step – write a message inside the card and add anything else you see fit!
• Well done – it looks SHARP! Now drop it in the mail for the lucky receiver to enjoy!
• Don’t forget to use the second design in the printable {with the same steps as above} to make another card to drop in the mail today!

PAIR YOUR HANDMADE GREEN CACTUS CARD WITH —> Paper & Puffy Paint Cactus Friends – Kid Craft Idea

We absolutely LOVE sharing handmade card ideas on Glued To My Crafts!

On that note, don’t be a prick! Ok – that’s a joke… but in all seriousness, I want YOU to be sure to check out our fun and funky Cupcake Liner Tough Cookie Card, Cupcake Liner Waffle Friend Card and Cupcake Liner Avocado Friend Card tutorials! All of which are perfect to make and gift for a special occasion or just because!

BTW – when you recreate this cupcake liner cactus plant card craft idea, we want to feature it on our social media sites! Come share your pictures with us on Facebook or tag us on Instagram! #gluedtomycrafts