CardMaker Kit Club - DIY Card-Making & Paper-Crafting Subscription Club

I received my card making kit & thought this will be fun making cards. I was disappointed when I saw that instead of dies(which I would have paid more for the kit to have)it was preprinted perforated designs that go on the card. It is just assembling the card. Needless to say I canceled my subscription.

I was disappointed in my first Cardmaker Club Kit. It was all about lemons and just not my style. I did not understand some of the directions and would have preferred a more generic selection for my first kit. Cancelled my subscription as soon as I got it.

Two costly

It came with stamps but no way to use them, the stamp pad was so dry it was useless, instructions were OK for the papers but no instructions for the stamping. Papers were good quality.

As a crafter, I was excited to get this card kit for a discounted price for the 1st month. Received them yesterday & was very disappointed with the very poor quality of the kit & supplies. Canceled subscription immediately. Newer crafters might be fine with this kit.

Fun and good value for the money

I was actually VERY disappointed!!! Quality of cardstock for cards was very flimsy. Stamps were very plain and of a low grade, in my opinion. Kit's used to promote this subscription service present nicely, but the actual delivery of items was no where near what one would expect. For a $30 value the package was very weak in presentation and left much to be desired. I only received the first box of the subscription but due to its poor initial presentation, I promptly requested a cancellation.

Be warned that if you need to cancel a monthly membership, it's going to be hard. You can only cancel by phone and no one answers the phone during the business hours stated. You can see other reviews on Better Business Bureau also before purchasing.

I like that it is something I made and that I am able to make them and then have them on hand for the right occasion. Hand made cards are always better than store bought. The price isn’t bad if you consider what buying 8-10 cards at the store would cost. I like that the kit has everything you need except simple tools and glue.

I just received my first shipment tonight (Nov. 30) and am very impressed with the quality. The kit contains everything you need to make the card, including stamps, and stamp pad. The papers are good quality too. Why the disappointment? The first shipment makes sympathy cards! Really?! Less than a month before Christmas and my first shipment is a sympathy cards kit. What a downer. I would think someone in marketing would know to make a customers first kit for an upcoming holiday, birthday, Spring... anything cheery. Even if they have to dig through previous years kits. They should consider that for the next time sympathy cards are the next kit and they get new subscriptions.