Chinese New Year Cards Created By Sheerah Teo

Here's a whole page of handmade Chinese New Year Cards by Sheerah Teo from Malaysia.

Sheerah created these Chinese New Year Cards by using punches and paper cutting. 

Blessings!

A handmade Happy Chinese New Year Card - red and gold theme.

Here's another quite similar Happy Chinese New Year Card by Sheerah.

Full or Abundance

A typical Chinese New Year wish - May your rice pot be always full or overflowing - which is another word for wishing one a prosperous year.

Snoopy Wishes

Snoopy - because 2006 is the year of the dog according to the lunar calendar.

Blessings Roll In

Another Chinese New Year Card with a picture of a dog and also the chinese character "FU". The word "FU" is deliberately pasted upside down - special meaning - that all good things (blessings) will roll in.

Sidebar: Chinese New Year is only 3 days away and I have just only pasted the upside down character "FU" on the front wall facing the main gate.

Happy Chinese New Year!

Another playful card by Sheerah Teo.

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