Wherever you are in your planning, I hope you find some ideas below. This information is a continuation of my presentation from the October 3rd Practical Skills Sharing Day.
Tips for Christmas cards on a budget:
- Swap with a friend to get your family photo.
- Don’t forget to shop your closet for outfits.
- Print your family photo as a 4x6 and write on the back with a metallic sharpie. Send it as a postcard ($.32 each). People mainly like the photo anyway!
- Hand out as many cards as you can vs. mailing them.
- For a more professional/economical look go to http://www.simplytoimpress.com for single-sided cardstock cards. Save 20% site-wide till Oct. 22nd! http://www.photocardcafe.com/index.php is another site.
Professional-quality card resources:
http://www.peartreegreetings.com
http://www.tinyprints.com
http://www.inababycarriage.com
http://www.minted.com
https://pinholepress.com
Gift Ideas:
Accordion albums $15.99 http://www.mpix.com/products/funstuff/accordionmini
Photo calendars (one sheet) $2.39 http://www.mpix.com/products/calendars/photocalendars
Canvas Gallery Wraps starting from $34.99 http://www.costcophotocenter.com/gifts/gift_landing.aspx?q=1iyjY7s5fI,qODxXVC1sosaPAIa79Ermqa,TAGJ1DrJk-
Holiday photo ornaments $10 http://www.mpix.com/products/funstuff/ornaments
Iphone cases (sales right now! $29.71) https://www.shutterfly.com/photo-gifts/custom-iphone-cases
There are lots of DIY photo gift ideas if you just Google it or look on Pinterest.com. Check out these cute Polaroid photo magnets from http://www.ambrosiagirl.com/blog/tiny-polaroid-magnets/
Denise Williams