make my own christmas cards

Our 2008 card was our best one yet. We don’t know how we’re going to top it, conceptually.

In terms of execution, a couple of our friends sent us cards that they had printed thru online services and they looked better than the photocards that we had made at the local Kodak store. At least that part will be better, next year.

Christmas is a time for Love; a time for Joy and Peace;
A time to trim the Christmas Tree and a time to stuff the geese.
It’s a time when we can come together, however far or near;
To shed a little hope into a world of sorrow and fear.

! L()V& Y()U

I posted the best home made christmas cards online videos here:

how2christmas.blogspot.com/search/label/Christmas%20Cards

May it help you as it helped me alot. Its all so easy to do and cost nothing.

Waiting your opinion about it, thanks.

... of the Capt, (he took the photos!), these have been all made and are being sent off at the moment…

I made a few cards last Christmas, something that ended up re-igniting my long lost passion for crafts, so this year I’ve started a lot earlier and will do a lot more. I want EVERYONE to get one…now I just need to make a list of who to send to so I can make enough :)
I love homemade things, it’s so much more special – you can include names, year, whatever you want. And it shows you’ve really put an effort in.

such a great thing to do! more personal.
a must do and not only for christmas but for anything!

handmade cards ?

I adore them.

Glitzy over the top ones,
Minimal ‘tasteful’ ones,
Tacky funny ones,
Sentimental quaint ones,
ANY kids ones : )

Just having that human touch, thought, time
and personal creativity is so special.

Every year I try to make my own,
sometimes I just help my son with his.
This year we as a family are trying to
have as much a handmade, recycled, re used
Christmas as possible.
So, Id better get started soon on this goal : )

It’s fun, but there are moments when you wonder why you’re doing this. My husband refers to it jokingly as “the sweatshop.” His one rule, which I abide by ever since 2003, is “No tying of knots on the card.”

I made some pretty cute thank you cards a couple days ago. I think making some Christmas cards this year should be a breeze. I figure that even after getting all of the materials, it will still be cheaper than buying cards, especially with my discount through work.

I made lots and lots, next year I plan to make more, in November so that I can get them posted out in time for christmas! :-D

A great goal, well worth doing!