Christmas Card Greeting Ideas

I know I'm early, but I wanna make unique cards for all of my friend, so everyone of them will have different greeting card. Any ideas or maybe sites where I can find them??

Use CropMom.com to create your greeting cards for Christmas. You can even add photos of your friends or family on the cards.

CropMom is free to use and has a lot of quality digital scrapbook graphics. The Christmas graphics, Home for the Holidays, is gorgeous. But you can mix and match other graphics from CropMom's digital scrapbook kits.

Then, after you're finished, purchase the high-resolution JPEG files of your layouts for a small fee. You can print the high-resolution JPEG files on your home printer, or you can have them printed by a photofinisher, such as Snapfish or Shutterfly. The results will be amazing.

2008-11-20 10:47:00 by deleted scene

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I need IDEAS....for a Christmas card "saying" (yes its early!)?
OK I know its WAY early but I am looking for "christmas card greeting" ideas. I live in south fl so we want to do another "tropical themed card". Last year we had photos on the beach done and then tropical themed background...palm trees, surf board, pineapple etc. We wrote "Sending you warm wishes this holiday season from our beach to yours" a little chessy I admit but it turned out pretty cute. Well I would like to write something similar to that but need some different ideas! Something maybe with the words "warm" "sunshine" etc..Any ideas! :) Thanks so much!

"May this Christmas season warm your hearts"
haha that's cheesy but i love it (mostly because i made it up) =]

2009-09-26 12:45:20 by kitty

nothing too cheesey or religious.

money's short, times are hard, here's your stinking christmas card.

Edit....you mean I'm the ONLY one to answer this one? Where are you people???

2008-11-30 18:08:32 by squirt

I'm using a picture of my son sitting in a wrapped box and my daughter sitting next to it with the cover - essentially looking like she just opened a present and he was in it.

Perhaps something like - Look what Santa gave me! I hope he brings you something just as wonderful this holiday season!

2008-12-05 07:27:00 by hlbsurfin

We've tried contacting the Guinness Book of Records but with no luck. Ideally we need details of how big it was, what type of card it was (we're guessing it was a Christmas card but really have no idea) and where it was.

Thanks!

The biggest I've seen are these cards they sell at Hallmark that are about 2ft by 1.5ft when closed.

I'm sure if you made one the size of a house you could win something.

2006-08-07 08:30:02 by derdle