Custom Holiday Cards

I want to use a custom photo and order about 100 of the Christmas cards that fold out into a small all-in-one-page calendar (the one I am looking at is tri-folded, is 8 " X 17" when stretched out, although it would not necessarily have to be this size). This is for the company that I work for amd we would also have our company name on them.
I can't find any place that will let me use my own custom photo to make a calendar card.
I know I need to order these pretty soon. Any ideas?

I know where you can make a custom card with a calendar on it. Check out www.TheGreetingCardExpress.com. Click on card catalog
and go to special collections and click on calendar cards to see the 10 premade ones. It will give you an idea what they look like. We can have a custom card made for $10 as long as we provide the artwork. Another great feature is you can upload your contact list and send out all of your cards with a click of a button. I really enjoy using this
system. Hope this helps.

2006-11-27 12:25:14 by RM K

See a holiday greeting card and decorated gift box go from pieces to finished projects in just minutes! Plus, get ideas for holiday beading ...

I have ordered custom holiday / announcement / or business cards from TinyPrints.com, Vistaprint.com, and Photobox.com. Are there other ONLINE PRINTINT sites that are exceptionally good? Thanks

http://www.compuforms.com/office_supplie s.htm?OVRAW=custom%20printing%20cards&am p;OVKEY=custom%20printing%20card&OVM TC=standard&OVADID=2017823021&OV KWID=19002091021 is cheap and fast

2008-01-22 19:45:53 by Josh Winkelstein

Price: $23.49 $12.49

Includes 60 note cards and matching envelopes
Premium heavyweight stock paper
White paper

that will allow me to upload my own images and print on a heavy milkweed stock, perhaps embossing as well ?

I've used gotprint.com.

2008-12-01 07:11:59 by pletraset

Price: $39.95

Hard shell meets soft rubber case
Carry 1,2 or 3 cards securely in the built-in slot
Hard shell, matte finish exterior

I'm a stay at home mom who just stated a side business making custom cards for invitations, holiday cards, etc....

I usually do my friends cards for free and on the back of the card, I put my sticker on them that shows my company name, e-mail address and phone number. It's my way of advertising.

Anyway, my girlfriend asked me to do her cards when she found out I wasn't charging for friends. She gave me a hard time and had me change the card 4 or 5 times. I did it graciously.She knows that I put the stickers on the backs of the cards as well.

I e-mailed her the other day and asked if she got the cards yet because I wanted to put the stickers on the back. She says, I got the cards two days ago, I already sealed the envelopes....sorry.
I got SO pissed and just wrote back....oh. She ordered 100 cards...that would have been great for me, considering most of these people have kids.
The more I think about it, the more I'm bothered by what happened.
Should I say something?
Just wanted to add, I make the cards and use an online service to print them. She decided to upload the cards I sent her to this online photo service herself and order the cards...shipping them to her house.

You probably can't say anything now, but in the future, I wouldn't let them have the cards till your stickers are on them. Either that, or have a fee, reduced for friends if you choose. If she did indeed know that you wanted your stickers on the cards, it was pretty nervy of her to seal the envelopes before they were on.

2007-12-16 10:56:06 by qtpie

My homework was to comment the following statement : "The more we become Europeans,the more we forgot who we are."

And I wrote this paragraph:

" I consider the statement "The more we become Europeans,the more we forgot who we are." doesn’t express a real situation.We can be influenced by other cultures,but we keep and follow our tradition.Also,the varying holiday symbols reflect different traditions and beliefs, but we all share a common ancient history. Many of these traditions express a common relationship to the world, linking the continent's different national families through rituals, customs of holidays and festivals, Christmas cards and Easter eggs, Christian rites,Mothers' Day and innumerable other quotidian concerns.
A number of symbols of Europe has emerged throughout history. A well-known symbol is the flag of Europe. It consists of a circle of 12 golden (yellow) stars on a blue background. the stars represent the peoples of Europe in a circle, a symbol of unity. Their number shall be invariably set at twelve, the symbol of completeness and perfection ... just like the twelve signs of the zodiac represent the whole universe, the twelve gold stars stand for all peoples of Europe."

I consider the statement, "The more we become Europeans, the more we forget who we are," doesn’t express a real situation. We can be influenced by other cultures but we keep and follow our tradition. Also, the varying holiday symbols reflect different traditions and beliefs, but we all share a common ancient history. Many of these traditions express a common relationship to the world, linking the continent's different national families through rituals, customs of holidays and festivals, Christmas cards and Easter eggs, Christian rites, Mothers' Day and other innumerable quotidian concerns.
A number of symbols of Europe has emerged throughout history. One well-known symbol is the flag of Europe. It consists of a circle of 12 golden (yellow) stars on a blue background. The stars represent the people of Europe in a circle, a symbol of unity. Their number shall be invariably set at twelve, the symbol of completeness and perfection ... just like the twelve signs of the zodiac representing the whole universe, the twelve gold stars stand for all the people of Europe."




I modified your piece. I put correct punctuation, corrected some wrong grammars and fixed the capitalizations. Overall, you've got a nice composition.

2008-11-09 05:01:58 by nothing