Your a maid of honor in a wedding and made jewelry for the bridal party would u still give a gift and/or card?

Yes. Giving to the wedding party is a very nice gesture, but the reason for the wedding is to honor the bride and groom as a couple. So they need to be gifted as a couple, not with individual gifts for the entire party.

A card is an absolute must.

A gift would be appropriate, but it can be a smaller token gift. You probably footed the bill for the bachelorette party and bridal shower so the bride isn't expecting you to buy her a bread machine. Just get them something small and sentimental to show your respect to the bride and groom as a couple.

a card would be expected at the least - most people keep cards to look back on,its nice for memory purposes

as per a gift,a token gift would do - look for something small on their registry or £25 - 50 would be an adequate amount (either cash or gift card for their favourite shop or restaurant)

It is 'You are' for God's sake.

An active participant is not required to do either of those things. The matter is left to you. No recrimination will ensure. The others are wrong.

I would have preferred 'Given that a maid of honour has already made a gift of jewellery, presumably she would have no need of any further customary gesture.'

Yes - but it could be a token gift. Definitely a card though.

yes you would

As your kind gesture of jewellery is for the actual wedding

and is not a wedding gift to the couple as such

I think so :)