Homemade photo cards

Have you checked out the price of greeting cards these days? Oh, it’s enough to give you a fright! Several years ago, I decided to forgo my regular visits to the local Hallmark store and avoid the greeting card aisle at Wal-Mart. What’s a budget conscious gal going to do? Make her own! I started out doing stamped designs, but then later changed to making cards using my own photographs. The cost per card is a fraction of store prices. It’s also much more satisfying to create something…

I've been in a card-making kinda mood... And what better way to use a photograph? Feel free to right click on the image below, save into yo...

I decided to get really ambitious this year. Instead of doing a digital Christmas card, I decided I wanted to make my own Christmas cards. And I wanted to do it cheaply. Some thought it couldn't be done. But I did it! Let me just break these cards down by price: Cardstock: $5 (Wal-Mart) Ribbon: $2 (Wal-Mart) Stamp: $1 (Hobby Lobby) Christmas Tree Brad : $1.60 (Ollie's) Photography: Free (Friend took pictures) Printing Pictures: $5 (Costco) Total Cost: $14.60 Not too shabby! Plus postage, but…

Simple homemade Christmas cards with a photo and baker's twine.

Embellish a simple black and white photo by adding a watercolor painted and rubber-stamped flag with a sewing machine for holiday cards.

Make an Easy DIY Photo Greeting Card using your own photos with our step-by-step photo tutorial.

Please note that this Year in Review Holiday Card is an editable, digital template. No physical product will be shipped. Our Year in Review Card Template is perfect not only for Merry Christmas greeting, but also to share the highlights, memories, and milestones of the past year with your family and friends! With this Editable Holiday Arch Photo Card Template you can turn your personal journey into a beautiful and special holiday greeting. This Printable Photo Collage Holiday Card Template…

See my blog for a quick video on how to make this simple holiday card with a photo inside: http://darlenedesign.com/wordpress/?p=3622