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How to Use Necklace Cards [FREE Printable Necklace Card Template]

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June 19, 2022 by Madelynn

Using necklace cards is a great way to package your DIY jewelry, for selling or giving away as a gift.

In this post, I’ll explain what necklace cards are as well as their benefits. I’ll also show you how to use necklace cards so you can get busy with your packaging. I’ve included a FREE necklace card template which you can easily edit with Canva.

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Necklace Card Template Free Printable
 

What are Necklace Cards?

Necklace display cards are an essential tool for any jewelry business – they help to create a professional and stylish look for your products, and can create a positive first impression on potential customers.

Necklace cards also provide important information about your jewelry, such as the materials used, the care instructions, and the size of the piece. Also, much like a business card, they may display your website address, email, social platform information…basically any information you want your customer to know about you and your business.

Having high-quality necklace display cards can help you to stand out from the competition and attract more customers. They are typically printed on heavy cardstock paper and some have a hole punched in the top so they can be hung on a necklace stand or rack.

Necklace cards can be simple and elegant, or more eye-catching and flashy, depending on your brand identity. The colors, fonts, and images you use should all reflect the style of your jewelry and your business.

Another bonus of using them is that they help keep all your necklace cords organized and free from tangling…which is super important, especially if you are traveling to and from craft shows.

 

Check out my bundle of 5 Necklace Card Templates [Canva]

 
How to Use Necklace Cards
Necklace cards in action
 

How to use Necklace Cards

Necklace cards are easy to use and they add so much value to your product. Be sure to sign up below and grab your FREE necklace card template. I’ve also included a quick start guide to help you navigate Canva if you are a beginner.

 

What You’ll Need to use your Necklace Card Template

I use a paper cutter to cut my cards – this ensures straight cuts. You will also need scissors to cut the slits.

To punch the holes, I use 1/4″ hole punch for the middle hole and a 1/8″ hole punch for the smaller holes.

 
How to use necklace cards
What you need to prep your necklace cards

Step 1

If you haven’t already, sign up above and grab your free necklace card template which includes a quick start guide. Once you’ve edited your necklace card template in Canva, save it to your PC and print it off.

I recommend using the thickest cardstock paper you can find – I’m using 110 lb. In this blog post, I am using white cardstock but I have also used kraft cardstock.

 
Necklace Card Template Front
Printed Necklace Card Template – Front
 
Necklace Card Template Back
Printed Necklace Card Template – Back
 

Step 2

Using a paper cutter, trim the template along the cut lines which, as you can see, are very faint because they are just meant as guides.

 
Cutting a necklace card template
Cutting a Necklace Card Template
 
4 Necklace Cards
Set of 4 Necklace Cards
 

Step 3

Using your hole punch tools, punch out the bigger hole (1/4″) and then the smaller holes (1/8″).

 
Necklace Card Template Hole Punch
Punching holes in Necklace Card Template Front
 
Necklace Card Template Hole Punch Back
Punching holes in Necklace Card Template Back
 

Step 4

Using a pair of scissors, cut a slit on each side by following the cut lines provided.

 
Necklace Card Template Cut Lines
Necklace Card Template Cut Lines
 

Step 5

Now your necklace card is ready for use! Simply slide the necklace cord through the slits so it is resting in the smaller side holes. I use a small elastic band to tie the excess cord in the back. You can also use clear tape.

Voila!!!

 
Necklace Card with Necklace Front
Necklace Card with displayed necklace – Front
 
Necklace Card with Necklace Back
Necklace Card with displayed necklace – Back
 

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