"17 Adorable Designs: A Collection of Paper Embroidery Reply Card Art That Will Make You Smile"

Paper Embroidery Reply Card Art is Popular!

It’s popular to decorate and send back the reply card for weddings.

Particularly surprising for the recipient is the "paper embroidery" reply card art.

Paper embroidery is a decoration method where you poke holes in paper with a needle and pass embroidery thread through them.

You first draft the design you want to embroider on the card and then stitch at regular intervals.

Although it takes time, it's reputed that even those who are not good at illustrations can create wonderful reply card art♡

In this article, we introduce works that can serve as references for paper embroidery reply card art designs.

Think about what kind of reply card art to try while imagining the bride's face♡

Example Design ① of Reply Card Art

A design featuring hearts as the main motif.

Uses four types of embroidery thread: red, pink, white, and black.

Example Design ② of Reply Card Art

Here, the red knot covers the word "regret" cleverly!

The "go" in "attendance" is covered with the character "寿".

Decorative heart felt stickers are applied around it for a festive touch.

Example Design ➂ of Reply Card Art

A romantic design where the couple's ring fingers are tied together with red thread.

It’s lovely that the bride has a pearl ring on her finger!

Example Design ④ of Reply Card Art

A design where the couple forms a heart with their hands and writes a message inside. Tulle fabric is applied to the hands.

The word "congratulation" is stylishly crafted too.

Example Design ⑤ of Reply Card Art

Another design where a heart is created with hands, surrounding the word "attendance".

In the message section, the words "Happy Wedding" are embroidered with a gradient thread.

Example Design ⑥ of Reply Card Art

A design where a finger points to the text. The lace sleeves and pearl ring are adorable♡

The ability to combine three-dimensional parts is also one of the charms of paper embroidery.

Example Design ⑦ of Reply Card Art

A design that surrounds the word "attendance" with a bouquet of colorful flowers.

The "御" in the name and address section is hidden with white embroidery thread for a simple look.

Example Design ⑧ of Reply Card Art

A design created by layering pink embroidery thread to form a rose. It’s three-dimensional and gorgeous♡

Example Design ⑨ of Reply Card Art

This is also a design featuring roses and small flowers.

A design sprinkled with flowers is easy to try and popular♡

Example Design ⑩ of Reply Card Art

A design embroidered with small flowers blooming on a branch. It has a simple and mature ambiance♡

Example Design ⑪ of Reply Card Art

A design that surrounds "ACCEPTS" with flowers and leaves.

A three-dimensional ribbon decorates the upper right.

Example Design ⑫ of Reply Card Art

Alphabet decorative paper embroidery♡

The initials of the couple and the words "Happy Wedding" are cutely decorated.

Example Design ⑬ of Reply Card Art

A Japanese-style reply card art featuring Mizuhiki and cherry blossoms!

Combining illustrations with paper embroidery enhances the three-dimensional effect of the paper embroidery♡

Example Design ⑭ of Reply Card Art

This is also a Japanese design.

It features auspicious motifs of plum blossoms and cranes.

Example Design ⑮ of Reply Card Art

A paper embroidery themed after a chapel.

The word "attendance" is surrounded by a heart shape made of red thread held in the beak of a bird.

Example Design ⑯ of Reply Card Art

A cute idea of surrounding the card entirely with a wedding dress embroidery.

The illustration part of the bride and groom is drawn with a pen, while the bride's bouquet, hair accessories, sash ribbon, and skirt are embroidered for a three-dimensional effect.

Example Design ⑰ of Reply Card Art

A design that beautifully surrounds the card with embroidery, making a stunning impact!

This is an idea that could also be applied to other designs.

Finally, Stick a Backing Paper or Put It in an Envelope and Mail It!

After finishing the embroidery, either stick a piece of drawing paper with the address on the back or put it in an envelope for mailing.

(You can't mail it as is since the back would be messy with threads.)

You must be looking forward to it reaching the bride.

Let's Challenge Paper Embroidery ♡

The reply card art that will delight the bride upon receiving it.

For those who lack confidence in illustrations or want to try simple yet surprising decorations as beginners, definitely give paper embroidery a try♩

You’ll surely receive messages like, "I received it! I was touched!"♡

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