Handmade Easter card - Easter - cutout with Easter eggs in a purple basket

Let's think back to our childhood. Let us recall how we prepared coloured paper, scissors, glue, coloured markers, various types of strings, ribbons, colourful buttons, beads, sequins, and white cardboard. We created our works as our imagination guided us, and this is how Easter cards used to be created. They were then sent by traditional mail with the help of our mothers or grandmothers. We had so much fun sending, as well as receiving, such cards. Let's go back to tradition! Let's be original this year and instead of ready-made wishes sent by SMS, let's send handwritten wishes on a handmade card! When the postman brings them to your recipients, they will be positively surprised and a smile on their faces is guaranteed! ;) The card will surely remind them of their childhood when they were waiting impatiently for an Easter card from their family. ;)

This handmade card has vivid colours and shows colourful eggs, which are decorated with catkins and placed in a purple basket with a yellow chick on top of them. If you put this card on a table, chest of drawers or windowsill, it will enliven your interior and give it a festive character. ;)

Easter cards with traditional colorful cutouts from Łowicz are made of white cardboard. The cutouts are made in a traditional way with scissors that used to be used to shear sheep. It is a very old and difficult to learn method, but folk artists still uphold the tradition by being faithful to the earliest techniques that their mothers and grandmothers used to use. ;)

Handmade Easter card - Easter - cutout with Easter eggs in a purple basket:

•    Easter card with traditional colourful cutouts from Łowicz
•    the glued patterns with motifs refer to Easter
•    made of white cardboard - folded
•    made in a traditional way with scissors that used to be used to shear sheep
•    an envelope is added to each card
•    perfect for sending by traditional mail
•    you can write the wishes inside yourself

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