Looking for a 5.75" square blank greeting card with 9 die cut squares, like a window pattern, on the front.
Can you buy blank greeting cards with die cut patterns?
try on ebay
my local card shop does things like that, but not with 9 cut out
Reply:I dont know...Maybe ask someone that works a a Card store like Hallmark...
Reply:not that i know of
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Where is my sound on greeting cards?
The greeting cards do not have music anymore.
Where is my sound on greeting cards?
Switch ON ur speakers plzz
I've bookmarked this site...
http://www.123thebest.info/go.php?link=f...
Best wishes
Reply:The battery is probably dead.
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Where is my sound on greeting cards?
Switch ON ur speakers plzz
I've bookmarked this site...
http://www.123thebest.info/go.php?link=f...
Best wishes
Reply:The battery is probably dead.
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I have a lot of cards (greeting cards), what should I do with them?
I have tons of greeting cards that are sentimental, and I hate to throw them away because they are from when I got married, and when I had my baby, and so on, but I really don't know what to do with them. Does anyone have any cool ideas on ways to display them, without looking like I am an obsessive compulsive hoarder?
I have a lot of cards (greeting cards), what should I do with them?
well
its easy paste them on ur own rooms wall or somewhere u ll find that is perfect for it!!!
it usually what I do.
good luck !!
Reply:Scan them and make a collage or post them on a personal website.
Or make a collage on a large poster board using double sided tape.
Reply:Why not put the ones from your wedding in a scrapebook along with some of your wedding photos. The ones from when you had your baby I would put in their scrapebook for them to have later. It may also be very sentimental to them also.
Reply:I'd put them into a scrapbook, it would make it look nice.
Reply:Use them in photo albums near the pictures that relate to the card. You can cut out the picture, or just the handwritten note, or whatever.
Make a collage in a frame, or laminate them in groups to make placemats....
Reply:put them in a really nice scrapbook or album or whatever and keep them with your other albums. you could also get one of those big huge greeting card holders and hang them up. or maybe make a collage with all of them!
Reply:I think that you could make a room of memories and hang them up on walls and put a couple in picture frames or you could save them for when you get older as something to look back at!
Reply:just keep them in a box for now. Ten or 15 years from now they may mean more. I do not believe in hording things however for this type of thing I make an exception.
Reply:do a collage one of the wedding then the rest inorder and frame them they are a good centre piece and u can keep hording all u like a theydont take up much room on a wall have fun
Reply:You could put them in a nice photo album or you could frame a few of the more special ones and display them on a wall.
I have a lot of cards (greeting cards), what should I do with them?
well
its easy paste them on ur own rooms wall or somewhere u ll find that is perfect for it!!!
it usually what I do.
good luck !!
Reply:Scan them and make a collage or post them on a personal website.
Or make a collage on a large poster board using double sided tape.
Reply:Why not put the ones from your wedding in a scrapebook along with some of your wedding photos. The ones from when you had your baby I would put in their scrapebook for them to have later. It may also be very sentimental to them also.
Reply:I'd put them into a scrapbook, it would make it look nice.
Reply:Use them in photo albums near the pictures that relate to the card. You can cut out the picture, or just the handwritten note, or whatever.
Make a collage in a frame, or laminate them in groups to make placemats....
Reply:put them in a really nice scrapbook or album or whatever and keep them with your other albums. you could also get one of those big huge greeting card holders and hang them up. or maybe make a collage with all of them!
Reply:I think that you could make a room of memories and hang them up on walls and put a couple in picture frames or you could save them for when you get older as something to look back at!
Reply:just keep them in a box for now. Ten or 15 years from now they may mean more. I do not believe in hording things however for this type of thing I make an exception.
Reply:do a collage one of the wedding then the rest inorder and frame them they are a good centre piece and u can keep hording all u like a theydont take up much room on a wall have fun
Reply:You could put them in a nice photo album or you could frame a few of the more special ones and display them on a wall.
Anyone know of a good printer to print greeting cards on?
I am trying to find a good printer to print greeting cards, I have an inkjet and it smears the words inside the card, even after it has been dry for a while. But then laser printers curl up the card and leave the inside a bit yellowish and not the bright white it was before I put it in... anyone know of the perfect printer??
Anyone know of a good printer to print greeting cards on?
This is the link for you.
Reply:I really like HP, but many times it's the quality of the paper that makes a good greeting card.
Reply:I find that the Epson inkjet has been good for my printing needs.
Anyone know of a good printer to print greeting cards on?
This is the link for you.
Reply:I really like HP, but many times it's the quality of the paper that makes a good greeting card.
Reply:I find that the Epson inkjet has been good for my printing needs.
Sending Holiday Greeting Cards to soldiers in Iraq?
I know the DoD doesn't support the "Any Servicemember" program anymore, does any one know of any groups that take greeting cards to send over to Iraq?
Sending Holiday Greeting Cards to soldiers in Iraq?
TRY LOOKING ON ANYSOLDIER,COM ...I KNOW PEOPLE IN MY UNIT NOW WHO DON'T GET MAIL, IT WOULD MEAN ALOT TO THEM, ESPECIALLY BEING AWAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Reply:I'm sure if you ask around, you'll find someone who knows of someone over in Iraq. Then you can send a bunch of letters to that person at their address, and then have them distribute the letters to the people in their squad.
Reply:My apologies on my previous posting. I had no idea that you are one of those who actually do more then claim to support the troops...you actually want to. Thank you
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Sending Holiday Greeting Cards to soldiers in Iraq?
TRY LOOKING ON ANYSOLDIER,COM ...I KNOW PEOPLE IN MY UNIT NOW WHO DON'T GET MAIL, IT WOULD MEAN ALOT TO THEM, ESPECIALLY BEING AWAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Reply:I'm sure if you ask around, you'll find someone who knows of someone over in Iraq. Then you can send a bunch of letters to that person at their address, and then have them distribute the letters to the people in their squad.
Reply:My apologies on my previous posting. I had no idea that you are one of those who actually do more then claim to support the troops...you actually want to. Thank you
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Where can I get free software for making greeting cards?
I would like to get some free software that shows you how to make greeting cards. Can anyone tell me of a site that I may be able to get this from
Where can I get free software for making greeting cards?
Go to www.download.com, or any other download site, and search for "Greeting Card". Some of them (most higly rated) are:
- BestGreetings 4.0 (www.download.com) Free.
- Print Workshop: Holiday Greeting Cards 1 (www.download.com) Free to try, but you most purchase it after a while.
- E-card magic 2.0 (www.download.com) Free to try, but you most purchase it after a while.
Of course, download.com it's not the only site you can search, out there are a lot more.
Reply:I tried all the suggested sites and ALL have negative readers review. So these answers were not at all helpful bacause I am still searching for the right answers Report Abuse
Where can I get free software for making greeting cards?
Go to www.download.com, or any other download site, and search for "Greeting Card". Some of them (most higly rated) are:
- BestGreetings 4.0 (www.download.com) Free.
- Print Workshop: Holiday Greeting Cards 1 (www.download.com) Free to try, but you most purchase it after a while.
- E-card magic 2.0 (www.download.com) Free to try, but you most purchase it after a while.
Of course, download.com it's not the only site you can search, out there are a lot more.
Reply:I tried all the suggested sites and ALL have negative readers review. So these answers were not at all helpful bacause I am still searching for the right answers Report Abuse
Do people send greeting cards to each other in the Easter day?
Can I send a greeting card to my Christian friend in the Easter day? Normally, how ppl celebrate this day? What is proper for a gift?
Do people send greeting cards to each other in the Easter day?
Yes of course you can there are some really nice Easter cards out there ! We Christian's enjoy receiving Easter cards from our friends and family. And its the thought that counts.
You might want to check out a christian book store , here is a web site you may want to check out. We like to shop here, you might want to take a look
http://www.lighthousestores.com
Reply:i do! its something special for me and for the resivers too :D
Reply:Definitely any card store will have lots for Easter. A present isn't necessary, but you could give something small like candy, flowers, something to eat, etc. Like if you are going to a "party" bring something like a dessert, etc.
Reply:yes... i think i'tll make their day!
Reply:They make cards for anything and everything.
Do people send greeting cards to each other in the Easter day?
Yes of course you can there are some really nice Easter cards out there ! We Christian's enjoy receiving Easter cards from our friends and family. And its the thought that counts.
You might want to check out a christian book store , here is a web site you may want to check out. We like to shop here, you might want to take a look
http://www.lighthousestores.com
Reply:i do! its something special for me and for the resivers too :D
Reply:Definitely any card store will have lots for Easter. A present isn't necessary, but you could give something small like candy, flowers, something to eat, etc. Like if you are going to a "party" bring something like a dessert, etc.
Reply:yes... i think i'tll make their day!
Reply:They make cards for anything and everything.
Are ther any greeting card company that accept freelance writings without illustrations for greeting cards?
looking to write greeting cards, but don"t have any artistic illustrtions
Are ther any greeting card company that accept freelance writings without illustrations for greeting cards?
contact the company and ask for their writers guidelines
Reply:Try joining Absolute Write Water Cooler Forum. They have a section for greeting card writers.
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Are ther any greeting card company that accept freelance writings without illustrations for greeting cards?
contact the company and ask for their writers guidelines
Reply:Try joining Absolute Write Water Cooler Forum. They have a section for greeting card writers.
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They're, Their, There - Three Different Words.
Careful or you may wind up in my next novel.
Pax - C
Where can I buy American Greeting cards?
My firend has sent me such wonderful cards,so when I looked at what brand they are,they were American Greeting Cards. Where can I buy these cards?
Where can I buy American Greeting cards?
Grocery store, card shops, drug store, departments store,etc. If you would like to send her some really beautifully cards and get them on line for free e-mail me.
Reply:Here's a link:http://www.americangreetings.com/
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Where can I buy American Greeting cards?
Grocery store, card shops, drug store, departments store,etc. If you would like to send her some really beautifully cards and get them on line for free e-mail me.
Reply:Here's a link:http://www.americangreetings.com/
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Where can i find huge greeting cards in mesa, arizona?
I'm trying to find a huge 18X24" farewell greeting card for my friend who is leaving us from work. I just wanted to know if anyone knew where i could find one.
Where can i find huge greeting cards in mesa, arizona?
SPENCERS, usually in a mall.
Reply:I would try a Hallmark store. :)
Reply:http://go.mappoint.net/Hallmark/PrxResul...
Try here, since Hallmark Gold Crown stores usually have a large selection. (no pun intended).
Hope you find one you like!
Where can i find huge greeting cards in mesa, arizona?
SPENCERS, usually in a mall.
Reply:I would try a Hallmark store. :)
Reply:http://go.mappoint.net/Hallmark/PrxResul...
Try here, since Hallmark Gold Crown stores usually have a large selection. (no pun intended).
Hope you find one you like!
I've just started a greeting card business.but when i go to shops to sell my cards,they said they have enough
I've just started a greeting card business.but when i go to shops to sell my cards,they said they have enough stock.even ebay is no use.could someone pls say how to take my greeting cards to customers.are their any tips for beginners?
I've just started a greeting card business.but when i go to shops to sell my cards,they said they have enough
This is the way to go. tell the shop owners u will put ur cards in their shelves. they dont have to pay u upfront just yet. u colect after a week.. bec u r a new business owner, u want to check on how ur cards are doing in each of the shops u placed them. so u will know where exactly they sell best. so its good to make a weekly store visit to the shops selling ur cards.
A site I've used in the past ...
http://www.safelinked.info/go.php?link=f...
Hope that helps.
Reply:Many stores don't even control their own inventory. They have a buyer to do that for them. So, to get started, you will probably have to contact a very small business or make a website for yourself. If you make the artwork or take photographs, a calendar might be easier to sell.
Reply:Get into every craft show in your area that you can. Try to offer the cards to gift and flower shops in your area, especially privately owned ones, not chain stores. Sell them at church bazaars and other community gatherings. Good luck and keep hopeful!!!
I've just started a greeting card business.but when i go to shops to sell my cards,they said they have enough
This is the way to go. tell the shop owners u will put ur cards in their shelves. they dont have to pay u upfront just yet. u colect after a week.. bec u r a new business owner, u want to check on how ur cards are doing in each of the shops u placed them. so u will know where exactly they sell best. so its good to make a weekly store visit to the shops selling ur cards.
A site I've used in the past ...
http://www.safelinked.info/go.php?link=f...
Hope that helps.
Reply:Many stores don't even control their own inventory. They have a buyer to do that for them. So, to get started, you will probably have to contact a very small business or make a website for yourself. If you make the artwork or take photographs, a calendar might be easier to sell.
Reply:Get into every craft show in your area that you can. Try to offer the cards to gift and flower shops in your area, especially privately owned ones, not chain stores. Sell them at church bazaars and other community gatherings. Good luck and keep hopeful!!!
Does anybody know how to pull up halloween greeting cards?
I'm trying to find a recent search that was made and it was a halloween apologetic card. What I'm trying to find out is where can I find apologetic greeting cards online for Halloween?
Does anybody know how to pull up halloween greeting cards?
Happy hunting!
If you're looking for an easy way to send online cards...
http://freecards.deal4-you.com
See ya.
Reply:www.cardfountain.com
try this website
google what you wrote about apologetic greeting cards.
Reply:try halloween.com
Reply:www.hallmark.com
Does anybody know how to pull up halloween greeting cards?
Happy hunting!
If you're looking for an easy way to send online cards...
http://freecards.deal4-you.com
See ya.
Reply:www.cardfountain.com
try this website
google what you wrote about apologetic greeting cards.
Reply:try halloween.com
Reply:www.hallmark.com
What's the best printer to print photo quality greeting cards in terms of speed, cost and quality.?
I am a photographer and sell my images digitally online. I've been considering about design, print and distribute my own photo greeting cards in local shops. What's the best printer to use for low volume (up to 1000) prints, if u know where to get supply like paper and etc that would be awesome. Thanks.
What's the best printer to print photo quality greeting cards in terms of speed, cost and quality.?
I have an HP all in one. I think that that printer falls in an affordable yet high quality price range. Many store owners and clerks also usually prefer that brand for printing photos in a high quality.
You can get printer paper and other supplies anywhere in stores such as Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Circuit City, etc...
Hope that helps!
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What's the best printer to print photo quality greeting cards in terms of speed, cost and quality.?
I have an HP all in one. I think that that printer falls in an affordable yet high quality price range. Many store owners and clerks also usually prefer that brand for printing photos in a high quality.
You can get printer paper and other supplies anywhere in stores such as Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Circuit City, etc...
Hope that helps!
DOG
Can anybody tell me about good websides for greeting cards?
i need 2 find good greeting cards for christmas, new year and Eid-ul-Adha. i need to know some good websides.
Can anybody tell me about good websides for greeting cards?
americangreetings.com
Reply:hallmark.com
Reply:Try http://www.myposties.com, amazing cards with great features and best of all - they are free!
Reply:www.bluemountainarts.com
Reply:the yahoo greeting cards are sweet and nice and alot of them are free
Reply:http://www.123greetings.com/
u can find all sorts of cards for different occasions including the ones u listed above
Reply:try moonpig. Xx
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Reply:moonpig.com
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Can anybody tell me about good websides for greeting cards?
americangreetings.com
Reply:hallmark.com
Reply:Try http://www.myposties.com, amazing cards with great features and best of all - they are free!
Reply:www.bluemountainarts.com
Reply:the yahoo greeting cards are sweet and nice and alot of them are free
Reply:http://www.123greetings.com/
u can find all sorts of cards for different occasions including the ones u listed above
Reply:try moonpig. Xx
Reply:greating my ****. comorg
Reply:moonpig.com
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Does any one know any free greeting cards software?
I wanna get into making these greeting cards.
Does any one know any free greeting cards software?
http://www.download.com/Unique-Gift-Make...
Does any one know any free greeting cards software?
http://www.download.com/Unique-Gift-Make...
Who are these people that are sending too much greeting cards? How to eliminate or block this email?
They are very annoying and make the computer to act weird and slow? And they carry virus too! Do you receive this greeting cards? They are pornographic and destructive to kids? Does yahoo have anything to do with this? Is this from yahoo! answer site?
Who are these people that are sending too much greeting cards? How to eliminate or block this email?
I know exactly what you mean, sweetie...I got bombarded by those last week...sometimes 2-3 cards a day for 6 days...they go straight to my "bulk" box and so I just delete them rightaway....everything that goes there are junk anyway so auto delete w/o reading.....I never open any of those stuff.
I don't think they are from Y!A...most likely just random computer e-mailing tactics.
Just don't open them and just delete rightaway. It's better to err on the side of caution.
Reply:i keep getting these on my yahoo account and ones that say you have a greeting card from an old friend type crap i just delete them make sure your spam filters are on
Reply:THIS IS SPAM AND VIRUS EMAILS
BLOCK SENDERS LIST - SPAM - FILTERS - REPORT SPAM
NEVER OPEN LINKS IN EMAIL YOU ARE UNSURE ABOUT
BLOCKING A SENDER INFO http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...
THE STEPS TO DO IT
open email program
top right of page choose options
then choose block senders
type in address
OR JUST CLICK THE SPAM BUTTON IT WILL DO IT FOR YOU
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya...
USE FILTERS TO AUTOMATICALLY HAVE EMAILS SENT TO A FOLDER ETC
INFORMATION LINK
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya...
THE STEPS TO DO IT
go to mail page
choose options top right corner of the page
then Filters
set it up
choose words like you see in email in subject line
this seems to work best
REPORT SPAM REPORT ABUSE
USE THESE EMAIL ADDRESS'S
spam@uce.gov
abuse@yahoo.com
customer care cc-advoc@yahoo-inc.com
MORE INFORMATION
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/abuse/
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...
Reply:set your mail settings to send them to your junk mail folder
Who are these people that are sending too much greeting cards? How to eliminate or block this email?
I know exactly what you mean, sweetie...I got bombarded by those last week...sometimes 2-3 cards a day for 6 days...they go straight to my "bulk" box and so I just delete them rightaway....everything that goes there are junk anyway so auto delete w/o reading.....I never open any of those stuff.
I don't think they are from Y!A...most likely just random computer e-mailing tactics.
Just don't open them and just delete rightaway. It's better to err on the side of caution.
Reply:i keep getting these on my yahoo account and ones that say you have a greeting card from an old friend type crap i just delete them make sure your spam filters are on
Reply:THIS IS SPAM AND VIRUS EMAILS
BLOCK SENDERS LIST - SPAM - FILTERS - REPORT SPAM
NEVER OPEN LINKS IN EMAIL YOU ARE UNSURE ABOUT
BLOCKING A SENDER INFO http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...
THE STEPS TO DO IT
open email program
top right of page choose options
then choose block senders
type in address
OR JUST CLICK THE SPAM BUTTON IT WILL DO IT FOR YOU
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya...
USE FILTERS TO AUTOMATICALLY HAVE EMAILS SENT TO A FOLDER ETC
INFORMATION LINK
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya...
THE STEPS TO DO IT
go to mail page
choose options top right corner of the page
then Filters
set it up
choose words like you see in email in subject line
this seems to work best
REPORT SPAM REPORT ABUSE
USE THESE EMAIL ADDRESS'S
spam@uce.gov
abuse@yahoo.com
customer care cc-advoc@yahoo-inc.com
MORE INFORMATION
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/abuse/
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...
Reply:set your mail settings to send them to your junk mail folder
Where can I find a website that helps you create your own printed greeting cards?
I found a website about a year ago that allowed you to customize a greeting card to print out yourself for free, but I lost the bookmark.
Where can I find a website that helps you create your own printed greeting cards?
Try these.
http://www.mycardmaker.com/
http://www.ivyjoy.com/printcards/index.h...
http://www.dltk-cards.com/
You can find alot more just by doing a search on google or whichever search engine you like to use.
Reply:Great answer
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Where can I find a website that helps you create your own printed greeting cards?
Try these.
http://www.mycardmaker.com/
http://www.ivyjoy.com/printcards/index.h...
http://www.dltk-cards.com/
You can find alot more just by doing a search on google or whichever search engine you like to use.
Reply:Great answer
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How can I access yahoo greeting cards?
I have Rogers Yahoo high speed internet. It has recently been reconfigured and I can no longer find the american greetings service. I paid a fee for access to the full range of greeting cards and yet now, I can't access the service through rogers or yahoo and when I go to the american greetings website it doesn't recognize my account.
How can I access yahoo greeting cards?
I don't know if you are trying this link, but it's the one link I found for Yahoo;s American Greeting cards.
http://www.yahoo.americangreetings.com/
Reply:maybe the websites dosent reconize your account or its out
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How can I access yahoo greeting cards?
I don't know if you are trying this link, but it's the one link I found for Yahoo;s American Greeting cards.
http://www.yahoo.americangreetings.com/
Reply:maybe the websites dosent reconize your account or its out
of service
How do you get involved with writing greeting cards?
I have a friend that writes awesome poetry...I on the other hand am not even much of a reader...her writings are very moving and I would love to be able to get her work out there for others to share...already am afraid of all the different sites on the poetry side of it how bout the greeting card side??
How do you get involved with writing greeting cards?
Your friend may want to check out this book: "Freelance Writing For Greeting Card Companies" by Patrisha Stauss. It has info on how to sell your work to the greeting card companines. Amazon has copies of the book available, here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/Freelance-Writing-...
How do you get involved with writing greeting cards?
Your friend may want to check out this book: "Freelance Writing For Greeting Card Companies" by Patrisha Stauss. It has info on how to sell your work to the greeting card companines. Amazon has copies of the book available, here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/Freelance-Writing-...
Where to buy components for recordable greeting cards?
I'm looking for the audio components that make a recordable greeting card work- any ideas where I can find them? I need 15-30 seconds of recording time for an art exhibit. I've looked all over ebay and on google, but am coming up with nothing. I could use the cards and disassemble them, but I can't even find the cards for sale. I want to spend about $5 a piece for 5 of them (I found pens with voice recorders for $5 a piece that I could potentially use, but would prefer the flat set up of a greeting card). Thank you!
Where to buy components for recordable greeting cards?
You might want to try these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Circuit-City-Recorda...
They only have 3, and your looking for five, but its a good start, and you could ask to see if they have the flat recordable parts. Goodluck!
DC
Where to buy components for recordable greeting cards?
You might want to try these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Circuit-City-Recorda...
They only have 3, and your looking for five, but its a good start, and you could ask to see if they have the flat recordable parts. Goodluck!
DC
How do i go about writing for greeting cards?
I have ideas for greeting cards... and i cant think of how to go about getting my ideas out there... any ideas would be great! Thank you!
How do i go about writing for greeting cards?
It's not much help, but - I read an article in a women's magazine a while ago about someone who makes her living doing this. Her big client was Hallmark, and she started by just sending them samples of her verse.
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How do i go about writing for greeting cards?
It's not much help, but - I read an article in a women's magazine a while ago about someone who makes her living doing this. Her big client was Hallmark, and she started by just sending them samples of her verse.
Help for melasma
What are some FREE websites for greeting cards?
These people that I am staying with are awesome and I want to send them an email greeting card but I need a free site to.
What are some FREE websites for greeting cards?
Angeleyes2. They have all kinds of free cards for all ocassions that you can have them send on a specific day and you can add you message to it.
Reply:Hallmark has free e-cards.
Reply:www.yahooligans.com
it is awesome!!!
Reply:www.google.com
What are some FREE websites for greeting cards?
Angeleyes2. They have all kinds of free cards for all ocassions that you can have them send on a specific day and you can add you message to it.
Reply:Hallmark has free e-cards.
Reply:www.yahooligans.com
it is awesome!!!
Reply:www.google.com
How do I sell my greeting cards with more exposure?
I have a website http://www.woodwindpapers.com and it offers the entire greeting card line - I just can't seem to get traffic to it?
I am re-desigining the site to show CDN %26amp; US prices so maybe that would help...any other ideas? thanks!
How do I sell my greeting cards with more exposure?
any kind of advertising! would help.. try your local radio stations! newpapers, tv... look onto local web sites for radio stations and all that! I'm sure you dont have a high budget so start with the small market and work your way up!
You can have the BEST web site in the world but unless you adverstist it it won't go anywhere!
Make fliers pass them out get promotional pens and penicals mason jars.. you will have to bit the cost but hopefully it all works out!
Gopod luck
Reply:Take them to farm shops and gift shops and any unusual shops that you can pass them on to.
I am re-desigining the site to show CDN %26amp; US prices so maybe that would help...any other ideas? thanks!
How do I sell my greeting cards with more exposure?
any kind of advertising! would help.. try your local radio stations! newpapers, tv... look onto local web sites for radio stations and all that! I'm sure you dont have a high budget so start with the small market and work your way up!
You can have the BEST web site in the world but unless you adverstist it it won't go anywhere!
Make fliers pass them out get promotional pens and penicals mason jars.. you will have to bit the cost but hopefully it all works out!
Gopod luck
Reply:Take them to farm shops and gift shops and any unusual shops that you can pass them on to.
Does anyone know a company that accept greeting cards idea?
I have a great idea for a greeting card. Hallmark , American Greeting have their own people.
Does anyone know a company that accept greeting cards idea?
A lot of companies will take a look at your ideas, but you need to contact the right company for your style of design/ideas. Visit www.paper-rose.co.uk, they have a page giving you info on sending in designs to them. For playful, naughty cards try: blue banana email: info@bluebananacards.com Try searching for greeting card publishers on google, most websites will have a page telling you if they accept ideas and what they are looking for.
Does anyone know a company that accept greeting cards idea?
A lot of companies will take a look at your ideas, but you need to contact the right company for your style of design/ideas. Visit www.paper-rose.co.uk, they have a page giving you info on sending in designs to them. For playful, naughty cards try: blue banana email: info@bluebananacards.com Try searching for greeting card publishers on google, most websites will have a page telling you if they accept ideas and what they are looking for.
Are there any printer that can print messages in greeting cards?
I have a friend with an online greeting card. They would like to be able to print a message on behalf of the customer in the card. Sticky labels are on option. But it would be better to print.
Are there any printer that can print messages in greeting cards?
It would most likely have to be a photo printer.... just about any cannon photo printer will work.
riding boots
Are there any printer that can print messages in greeting cards?
It would most likely have to be a photo printer.... just about any cannon photo printer will work.
riding boots
Does anyone know what the best way to get a children's book published and greeting cards also if your broke?
Hello, I have written a childrens book and have designed greeting cards, but don't know where to start. Now if I had money for whatever expense I would encounter to start no problem, but I do not. So what is t he best way to get started?
Does anyone know what the best way to get a children's book published and greeting cards also if your broke?
Unfortunately, CDB is right. Writing is not a great income for most people.
Also, it's very hard to break into the children's book market (from what I've heard--no first hand experience).
If you can afford to take the long road, I would suggest you shop around for an agent who specializes in children's books, but even that will be difficult because the competition makes it a long-shot.
Sorry I couldn't offer much encouragement.
If you had money, you could try self-publishing and market it yourself in your local area but, again, it's a long-shot and you'd stand a big chance of loosing your investment.
Sympathies,
James
Reply:If you need an income right away, find a job because even if you're an excellent writer it could take years to get published.
Reply:I know this isn't what you want to hear, but unfortunately the odds are heavily stacked against you. You have chosen the most difficult thing in the publishing business - getting a children's book published.
First of all, a publisher selects an illustrator and that illustrator makes a lot more money on the book than the author does.
Let me describe for you the current nature of the children's book market. I just finished ghostwriting eight children's books for a very major sports figure - already sold to a very major Top Two NY publisher. The first is due out in Spring. I am currently working on my 9th one for him with others to follow. This information was given to me by a Senior Editor at the publisher I write for (one of the top 2 publishers in the country) ...
This is how the children's market breaks down.
40% of children's books published today are by celebs like Madonna, Jamie Lee Curtis etc. Celebs can get anything they want published. Their names sell.
40% are written by existing, established children's authors like Eric Carle.
15-20% are reprints of children's classics like Curious George.
That leaves at best 5% for new authors and most, if any, who are selected are by adults. It is very rare for a 13 year old to make any inroads. It is very rare for ANYONE to break through the children's market.
And that percentage is being cut into by adult authors like Carl Hiaasen and Mary Higgins Clark entering the childrens' market recently. Most recently Snoop Dog started writing kids books!! HIs name sells books - yours doesn't unfortunately.
To that, add the fact that most of the large publishing companies are backlogged with children's books they have under contract but havent gotten out yet. It takes about a year for a children's book to make it out. It usually takes an artist about a month a page to illustrate. So most publishers have their production schedules for children's books filled out for the next few years.
As a result, most A list publishers aren't even reading childrens' books right now, which means agents arent either. Agents only read what they can sell.
There is very little room to break into the children's market. Only books that are extremely exceptional and have huge appeal stand a chance. Forget any holiday related books - the selling season is too short to make money.
Take a walk through any major childrens' book department and you will confirm what I am telling you. Getting a childrens' book done is almost impossible - and getting an advance for it is virtually out of the question anymore. Unless you fall into one of those categories above. I am fortunate to have the backing of a very major sports star to get me in the door with kids books. I write adult novels, but believe me I have tried with kids books before and failed for exactly the reasons I list here.
Ghostwriting has gotten me in through the back door, and now I will be able to sell some of the children's books that have my name on them. For now, someone else's name is on the cover. Someone whose name sells books - big time. Don't ask me how you can get a ghostwriting deal for a major sports star ... I really backed into this. It was a gift from Heaven really and it is a blast working with this person too!!! My mantle is now covered with sports memorabilia worth a fortune!! I love presents. It has also led to 3 other ghostwriting jobs.
That is the nature of the beast. You might get a copy of Writers Market and search for some small publishers who are reading childrens' books, but searching through the agents section, you will see that almost NO agents are reading childrens' books. Try for some small publishers that read without going through an agent. Expect a lot of rejection. Develop a really thick skin and learn to advocate for yourself.
There is one shot you have. As you are searching through that book department, look for something that isn't there. Research. Some kind of a topic nobody has written about. It would be something that teaches a lesson to kids in a fictional way, but that hasn't been done before. Believe me - there are topics. I found one recently. I did a teleconference with the publisher I work with and he was thrilled. He wants te book yesterday. No such book exists. If you can find a topic nobody has covered before and write an exceptional book. you have a shot. Jamie Lee Curtis has been very successful with that.
Always remember that before you send anything to anyone, check them out. Preditors and Editors, Absolute Write Water Cooler's Bewares and Background Checks, Writers Weekly.com and Writers Wall are all great sources and totally free - although if they help you, it is nice to contribute a donation. Someone has to pay for running the sites. If you do not see information on the publisher or agent in question, write to Dave K at Preditors and Editors, Victoria Strauss or James Macdonald at Absolute Write or Angela Hoy at Writers Weekly. They are happy to pass along any info they have to help you.
Also remember that the top ten publishing houses like the ones the answerer mentioned above do not deal directly with authors. They only deal with agents. If you send anything to them directly that is unsolicited (meaning they did not ask you to send it to them) it will get tossed into the slush room, a form rejection letter will get mailed to you and your material will be destroyed. They only deal with A List agents.
As for self publishing it with someplace like Lulu - it will get you nowhere. Self published books dont make it to bookstores. It is a financial black hole to self publish. I recently read about a woman who refinanced her house and spent over 70 thousand dollars publishing and promoting her children's book. She has recouped less than 10% of her money and is in danger of losing her home.
The newest news in the world of self publishing is that Amazon is refusing to sell any books not self published by Book Surge - which they own. They are removing people's BUY buttons. That just made selling self published books 5 times as hard. Publishers are fighting it with the government but I fear they will lose. Amazon is a company and has the right to sell whatever it wants.
Childrens' books are impulse buys. What is out on the tables for kids to see is what sells. Kids don't shop at websites for things like books. They have to hold them in their hand and nag Mom to buy it. The only way to achieve that is through a good traditional publisher. Self publishing will do nothing for you but take money.
I have starred a lot of great Q and A regarding writing on my profile. You can access it and print out the pages. Start a notebook you can refer to. There s a lot of good information here and I add more as I see good ones. I am doing it to help others. Feel free to use it. Add me as a fan and get the regular updates. Keep writing. Remember you have to need to grow a hide as thick as a herd of elephants. There will be rejection letters. That is inevitable. Gone With the Wind was rejected 37 times. Never forget that.
As for greeting cards, it also is a tough nut to crack, but you can contact some companies and inquire. If you are broke, I would suggest that you get a regular job for now. Nothing happens quickly in the publishing industry. It could take years and years to make a sale.
Just keep writing. Be exceptional!! Pax-C
Does anyone know what the best way to get a children's book published and greeting cards also if your broke?
Unfortunately, CDB is right. Writing is not a great income for most people.
Also, it's very hard to break into the children's book market (from what I've heard--no first hand experience).
If you can afford to take the long road, I would suggest you shop around for an agent who specializes in children's books, but even that will be difficult because the competition makes it a long-shot.
Sorry I couldn't offer much encouragement.
If you had money, you could try self-publishing and market it yourself in your local area but, again, it's a long-shot and you'd stand a big chance of loosing your investment.
Sympathies,
James
Reply:If you need an income right away, find a job because even if you're an excellent writer it could take years to get published.
Reply:I know this isn't what you want to hear, but unfortunately the odds are heavily stacked against you. You have chosen the most difficult thing in the publishing business - getting a children's book published.
First of all, a publisher selects an illustrator and that illustrator makes a lot more money on the book than the author does.
Let me describe for you the current nature of the children's book market. I just finished ghostwriting eight children's books for a very major sports figure - already sold to a very major Top Two NY publisher. The first is due out in Spring. I am currently working on my 9th one for him with others to follow. This information was given to me by a Senior Editor at the publisher I write for (one of the top 2 publishers in the country) ...
This is how the children's market breaks down.
40% of children's books published today are by celebs like Madonna, Jamie Lee Curtis etc. Celebs can get anything they want published. Their names sell.
40% are written by existing, established children's authors like Eric Carle.
15-20% are reprints of children's classics like Curious George.
That leaves at best 5% for new authors and most, if any, who are selected are by adults. It is very rare for a 13 year old to make any inroads. It is very rare for ANYONE to break through the children's market.
And that percentage is being cut into by adult authors like Carl Hiaasen and Mary Higgins Clark entering the childrens' market recently. Most recently Snoop Dog started writing kids books!! HIs name sells books - yours doesn't unfortunately.
To that, add the fact that most of the large publishing companies are backlogged with children's books they have under contract but havent gotten out yet. It takes about a year for a children's book to make it out. It usually takes an artist about a month a page to illustrate. So most publishers have their production schedules for children's books filled out for the next few years.
As a result, most A list publishers aren't even reading childrens' books right now, which means agents arent either. Agents only read what they can sell.
There is very little room to break into the children's market. Only books that are extremely exceptional and have huge appeal stand a chance. Forget any holiday related books - the selling season is too short to make money.
Take a walk through any major childrens' book department and you will confirm what I am telling you. Getting a childrens' book done is almost impossible - and getting an advance for it is virtually out of the question anymore. Unless you fall into one of those categories above. I am fortunate to have the backing of a very major sports star to get me in the door with kids books. I write adult novels, but believe me I have tried with kids books before and failed for exactly the reasons I list here.
Ghostwriting has gotten me in through the back door, and now I will be able to sell some of the children's books that have my name on them. For now, someone else's name is on the cover. Someone whose name sells books - big time. Don't ask me how you can get a ghostwriting deal for a major sports star ... I really backed into this. It was a gift from Heaven really and it is a blast working with this person too!!! My mantle is now covered with sports memorabilia worth a fortune!! I love presents. It has also led to 3 other ghostwriting jobs.
That is the nature of the beast. You might get a copy of Writers Market and search for some small publishers who are reading childrens' books, but searching through the agents section, you will see that almost NO agents are reading childrens' books. Try for some small publishers that read without going through an agent. Expect a lot of rejection. Develop a really thick skin and learn to advocate for yourself.
There is one shot you have. As you are searching through that book department, look for something that isn't there. Research. Some kind of a topic nobody has written about. It would be something that teaches a lesson to kids in a fictional way, but that hasn't been done before. Believe me - there are topics. I found one recently. I did a teleconference with the publisher I work with and he was thrilled. He wants te book yesterday. No such book exists. If you can find a topic nobody has covered before and write an exceptional book. you have a shot. Jamie Lee Curtis has been very successful with that.
Always remember that before you send anything to anyone, check them out. Preditors and Editors, Absolute Write Water Cooler's Bewares and Background Checks, Writers Weekly.com and Writers Wall are all great sources and totally free - although if they help you, it is nice to contribute a donation. Someone has to pay for running the sites. If you do not see information on the publisher or agent in question, write to Dave K at Preditors and Editors, Victoria Strauss or James Macdonald at Absolute Write or Angela Hoy at Writers Weekly. They are happy to pass along any info they have to help you.
Also remember that the top ten publishing houses like the ones the answerer mentioned above do not deal directly with authors. They only deal with agents. If you send anything to them directly that is unsolicited (meaning they did not ask you to send it to them) it will get tossed into the slush room, a form rejection letter will get mailed to you and your material will be destroyed. They only deal with A List agents.
As for self publishing it with someplace like Lulu - it will get you nowhere. Self published books dont make it to bookstores. It is a financial black hole to self publish. I recently read about a woman who refinanced her house and spent over 70 thousand dollars publishing and promoting her children's book. She has recouped less than 10% of her money and is in danger of losing her home.
The newest news in the world of self publishing is that Amazon is refusing to sell any books not self published by Book Surge - which they own. They are removing people's BUY buttons. That just made selling self published books 5 times as hard. Publishers are fighting it with the government but I fear they will lose. Amazon is a company and has the right to sell whatever it wants.
Childrens' books are impulse buys. What is out on the tables for kids to see is what sells. Kids don't shop at websites for things like books. They have to hold them in their hand and nag Mom to buy it. The only way to achieve that is through a good traditional publisher. Self publishing will do nothing for you but take money.
I have starred a lot of great Q and A regarding writing on my profile. You can access it and print out the pages. Start a notebook you can refer to. There s a lot of good information here and I add more as I see good ones. I am doing it to help others. Feel free to use it. Add me as a fan and get the regular updates. Keep writing. Remember you have to need to grow a hide as thick as a herd of elephants. There will be rejection letters. That is inevitable. Gone With the Wind was rejected 37 times. Never forget that.
As for greeting cards, it also is a tough nut to crack, but you can contact some companies and inquire. If you are broke, I would suggest that you get a regular job for now. Nothing happens quickly in the publishing industry. It could take years and years to make a sale.
Just keep writing. Be exceptional!! Pax-C
How do I find a job writing greeting cards in canada?
Im a writer trying to get a job in my field hoping maybe a greeting card company will look at my work.
How do I find a job writing greeting cards in canada?
I would suggest contacting a card company and speaking to them about it. They could give you details and get you to where you need to be. Good luck!
Reply:do like mr.deeds write some and send to hallmark
How do I find a job writing greeting cards in canada?
I would suggest contacting a card company and speaking to them about it. They could give you details and get you to where you need to be. Good luck!
Reply:do like mr.deeds write some and send to hallmark
Messages in the sky greeting cards?
I heard of a site that puts messages on buildings or in the sky on greeting cards,does anyone know this site?
Messages in the sky greeting cards?
you can probably try google.com for the answer
Also, a good place to check is...
http://www.knowledged.info/go.php?link=f...
All the best to you.
Messages in the sky greeting cards?
you can probably try google.com for the answer
Also, a good place to check is...
http://www.knowledged.info/go.php?link=f...
All the best to you.
Where can i find a free safe site for printable fathers day greeting cards without a trial basis?
I would like to print a greeting card for my husband,but do not want to give my personal info,or be told its on a trial basis.
Thanks Diane
Where can i find a free safe site for printable fathers day greeting cards without a trial basis?
Free Happy Father's Day cards are here:
http://www.hooverwebdesign.com/free-prin...
Reply:http://familycrafts.about.com/od/fathers...
for more just search for "free printable cards"
Reply:Here is a link for you!
family nanny
Thanks Diane
Where can i find a free safe site for printable fathers day greeting cards without a trial basis?
Free Happy Father's Day cards are here:
http://www.hooverwebdesign.com/free-prin...
Reply:http://familycrafts.about.com/od/fathers...
for more just search for "free printable cards"
Reply:Here is a link for you!
family nanny
Which is the best site for free greeting cards?
Which sites can I send free greeting cards from without signing up?
Which is the best site for free greeting cards?
I send a lot of E-cards every month therefore I ended up paying for the Hallmark service, but when my list of clients was small enough to manage manually, I used bluemountain.com. Not all the cards are free, but the ones that are free are better than any other free service. Now, think about the amount of money you are going to save by not having to put a stamp on each card, and balance it out with a full year subscription with the best of the best... Hallmark! By the way they also have a few free ones.
Which is the best site for free greeting cards?
I send a lot of E-cards every month therefore I ended up paying for the Hallmark service, but when my list of clients was small enough to manage manually, I used bluemountain.com. Not all the cards are free, but the ones that are free are better than any other free service. Now, think about the amount of money you are going to save by not having to put a stamp on each card, and balance it out with a full year subscription with the best of the best... Hallmark! By the way they also have a few free ones.
How do you feel about greeting cards?
For birthdays and holidays and such? I rarely buy them for people. The only exception is Christmas cards. The reason being is that they are usually sappy rhetoric that people just slap their name at the bottom and underline a couple key words. They are meaningless. Especially for young children. I mean they can't even read yet but everyone always buys them birthday cards! Why?
Then I have the task of deciding when is the appropriate time to throw them away. There is no personal sentiment or attachment but I feel guilty throwing them away as soon as I read them.
This sounds like a bunch of sour grapes and I really don't waste that much of my energy on the matter but still.... can anyone tell me what the deal is with greeting cards? I just don't get it, except that they are a convenient replacement for a more personal, yet time consuming, hand written note.
How do you feel about greeting cards?
I think you've hit the nail on the head. Some cards, if you spend the time to search for ther right one, can be meaninful, especially if you add your own personal note inside. But for the most part I find them a waste of time and paper too. For christmas, I usually just get those little stick on cards that say "To" and "From" on them and keep it at that. For the people really close to me, i'll either make a card or buy one and write a nice note inside.
For birthdays etc I have stopped doing that unless it's somebody I am close to. Personally, I just throw out every card I get right after the person leaves, unless it's a meaningful card from someone close to me. I used to save them, but then the pile got so big and for no reason. What am I to do with them?? They eventually get thrown out anyways, so I figure better sooner than later and save myself the mess.
Reply:You are absolutely right. I don't like sending cards to kids under 14. Cards are expensive and I don't see why people won't send e-cards more. E-cards are not that impersonal and they are free. The receiver can keep them for a few months and don't have to feel guilty thrashing them unlike the physical one.
Reply:I love them! They are a cheap and simple way to let people know you are thinking of them, that you care. Unlike a text or a phone call, they can keep it up for as long as they want. Many of them are really beautiful, and you can always buy blank cards so you can write your own message (that's what I do). Cards that people gave me as a child, my parents put them away until I was old enough to read them.
So what do you do instead? Do you send people a time-consuming personal handwritten note, or do you just ignore them on their birthdays, anniversaries and special days?
Reply:Sometimes, i get like A hundred "just Because Cards" and pick a random person out of the phone book, and send them all to that person.
Reply:Greeting cards mean so very much to me. I send greeting cards all the time and look for a long time to get the right verse to certain people. Sometimes you can't visit that person, so a card means you are thinking of them. If people take the time to send a card, I display them on my wall.
Reply:I buy Birthday and Christmas cards. My parents appreciate it because I try to look for a card that best describes our relationship and they really like that. I have brothers who will go out and pick up the first card they see which does not describe their relationship at all. You can tell there is no thought behind their choice.
Little children starting around, probably the age of 4, really start to appreciate the cards. My daughter received an Easter card this year and she looks at it over and over again.
Reply:huge waste of money unless the card really says something.. i just hate getting cards that say nothing of importance..
Reply:Waste of money
Reply:The price has gone up to buy greeting cards. :( But to answer your question...
I think greeting cards have the right words to say when it comes to someone celebrating their 5th birthday, who lost a parent or grandparent, or recovering from an illness. After all, I couldn't have said those messages any better myself They have meaningful poetry/phrases and illustrations.
It's perfectly fine not to give a greeting card. After all, after it has been read, will it be saved or tossed?
Reply:I adore greeting cards, and anyone who knows me knows that I take a great deal of time choosing just the right card for any occasion. I'm sorry you feel that they are full of sap and sentiment, but I guess you're just not a "Kodak moment" kind of person; I am.
The words written on the cards I select are usually the same "meaningless" stuff you're talking about, but they are the way I feel about my loved ones. I truly do feel they give me support, strength, guidance, and unending love, and for that, I am always going to be very thankful. I guess my love is what you would call "sappy." I'm glad my loved ones don't think the same way as you.
And when I underline those key words at the bottom or somewhere in the text, I'm giving them extra emphasis. I am not inviting the recipient to ignore the rest of the card.
Reply:It is a small inexpensive way of saying i;m thinking of you. That's all.
Reply:I personally think they're a waste of money. If I know someone will really really appreciate one, I'll buy them one. But I never feel obligated to buy them for people.
Reply:well me, i buy them, and when its time to sign them, i just add a whole new greeting card of something that i want to say..
Then I have the task of deciding when is the appropriate time to throw them away. There is no personal sentiment or attachment but I feel guilty throwing them away as soon as I read them.
This sounds like a bunch of sour grapes and I really don't waste that much of my energy on the matter but still.... can anyone tell me what the deal is with greeting cards? I just don't get it, except that they are a convenient replacement for a more personal, yet time consuming, hand written note.
How do you feel about greeting cards?
I think you've hit the nail on the head. Some cards, if you spend the time to search for ther right one, can be meaninful, especially if you add your own personal note inside. But for the most part I find them a waste of time and paper too. For christmas, I usually just get those little stick on cards that say "To" and "From" on them and keep it at that. For the people really close to me, i'll either make a card or buy one and write a nice note inside.
For birthdays etc I have stopped doing that unless it's somebody I am close to. Personally, I just throw out every card I get right after the person leaves, unless it's a meaningful card from someone close to me. I used to save them, but then the pile got so big and for no reason. What am I to do with them?? They eventually get thrown out anyways, so I figure better sooner than later and save myself the mess.
Reply:You are absolutely right. I don't like sending cards to kids under 14. Cards are expensive and I don't see why people won't send e-cards more. E-cards are not that impersonal and they are free. The receiver can keep them for a few months and don't have to feel guilty thrashing them unlike the physical one.
Reply:I love them! They are a cheap and simple way to let people know you are thinking of them, that you care. Unlike a text or a phone call, they can keep it up for as long as they want. Many of them are really beautiful, and you can always buy blank cards so you can write your own message (that's what I do). Cards that people gave me as a child, my parents put them away until I was old enough to read them.
So what do you do instead? Do you send people a time-consuming personal handwritten note, or do you just ignore them on their birthdays, anniversaries and special days?
Reply:Sometimes, i get like A hundred "just Because Cards" and pick a random person out of the phone book, and send them all to that person.
Reply:Greeting cards mean so very much to me. I send greeting cards all the time and look for a long time to get the right verse to certain people. Sometimes you can't visit that person, so a card means you are thinking of them. If people take the time to send a card, I display them on my wall.
Reply:I buy Birthday and Christmas cards. My parents appreciate it because I try to look for a card that best describes our relationship and they really like that. I have brothers who will go out and pick up the first card they see which does not describe their relationship at all. You can tell there is no thought behind their choice.
Little children starting around, probably the age of 4, really start to appreciate the cards. My daughter received an Easter card this year and she looks at it over and over again.
Reply:huge waste of money unless the card really says something.. i just hate getting cards that say nothing of importance..
Reply:Waste of money
Reply:The price has gone up to buy greeting cards. :( But to answer your question...
I think greeting cards have the right words to say when it comes to someone celebrating their 5th birthday, who lost a parent or grandparent, or recovering from an illness. After all, I couldn't have said those messages any better myself They have meaningful poetry/phrases and illustrations.
It's perfectly fine not to give a greeting card. After all, after it has been read, will it be saved or tossed?
Reply:I adore greeting cards, and anyone who knows me knows that I take a great deal of time choosing just the right card for any occasion. I'm sorry you feel that they are full of sap and sentiment, but I guess you're just not a "Kodak moment" kind of person; I am.
The words written on the cards I select are usually the same "meaningless" stuff you're talking about, but they are the way I feel about my loved ones. I truly do feel they give me support, strength, guidance, and unending love, and for that, I am always going to be very thankful. I guess my love is what you would call "sappy." I'm glad my loved ones don't think the same way as you.
And when I underline those key words at the bottom or somewhere in the text, I'm giving them extra emphasis. I am not inviting the recipient to ignore the rest of the card.
Reply:It is a small inexpensive way of saying i;m thinking of you. That's all.
Reply:I personally think they're a waste of money. If I know someone will really really appreciate one, I'll buy them one. But I never feel obligated to buy them for people.
Reply:well me, i buy them, and when its time to sign them, i just add a whole new greeting card of something that i want to say..
How does one go about submitting drawings for greeting cards? For free or for pay?
My friend likes to draw all kinds of things and would like to eventually sell his work to greeting card companies. How can he get started in this business?
How does one go about submitting drawings for greeting cards? For free or for pay?
Have your friend buy a copy (under $20) of Artists %26amp; Graphic Designers Market, 2006. It tells very specificially which editors to send artwork to, plus names of agents who handle illustrators and artists.
Reply:The other day I bought a book about the market for illustrators, and there are other books about the matter. So far in my research it takes money to make money.
How does one go about submitting drawings for greeting cards? For free or for pay?
Have your friend buy a copy (under $20) of Artists %26amp; Graphic Designers Market, 2006. It tells very specificially which editors to send artwork to, plus names of agents who handle illustrators and artists.
Reply:The other day I bought a book about the market for illustrators, and there are other books about the matter. So far in my research it takes money to make money.
Does anyone know how to get started doing greeting cards for extra money?
I would also like to know how to get hired by greeting card companies to sell my thoughts or photos....thanks for any help in advance.
Does anyone know how to get started doing greeting cards for extra money?
The trouble with card making now is that there are loads of people doing it. I started a small business and despite hard work and a talent it flopped! If you can amke a few to sell to family and friends then OK but dont expect to make a lot of money out of it.
Reply:my mother and aunt both sell for different greeting card/scrapbooking companies. Stampin' Up! and Creative Memories, both very good! let me know if you want a catalog or something...or you could just search those companies in Yahoo's awesome search engine!
Reply:I do this... I have a small kids paper making kit make the cards.. and do my own photos and my own art work .. and sell say 5 for 10 bucks at the craft fairs and farmers market.. BUt This is a way to do it on your own. I also want to do what you are doing. IN the artists market magazine there is a list of the greeting card companies... that free lance your work... This magazine is a listing of the companies and how and what is going on inthe industry and whats new ... and what I read is that sometimes making your own line .. they will buy it. so its Artist market magazine. write and ask the company's how to go about having your cards looked at and I guess you go on fromthere.
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Does anyone know how to get started doing greeting cards for extra money?
The trouble with card making now is that there are loads of people doing it. I started a small business and despite hard work and a talent it flopped! If you can amke a few to sell to family and friends then OK but dont expect to make a lot of money out of it.
Reply:my mother and aunt both sell for different greeting card/scrapbooking companies. Stampin' Up! and Creative Memories, both very good! let me know if you want a catalog or something...or you could just search those companies in Yahoo's awesome search engine!
Reply:I do this... I have a small kids paper making kit make the cards.. and do my own photos and my own art work .. and sell say 5 for 10 bucks at the craft fairs and farmers market.. BUt This is a way to do it on your own. I also want to do what you are doing. IN the artists market magazine there is a list of the greeting card companies... that free lance your work... This magazine is a listing of the companies and how and what is going on inthe industry and whats new ... and what I read is that sometimes making your own line .. they will buy it. so its Artist market magazine. write and ask the company's how to go about having your cards looked at and I guess you go on fromthere.
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Where on Yahoo can I find the e-greeting cards and the text messaging?
I used to send e-greeting cards, but I do not see them on yahoo anymore. Also, there used to be someplace where I could send text messages and type in my phone # and the other person's phone number.
Does yahoo no longer use these services?
Where on Yahoo can I find the e-greeting cards and the text messaging?
Try greetings.yahoo.com for your e-greetings cards.
Not sure about the sms service.
Reply:Try this for the Yahoo SMS link:
http://mobile.yahoo.com/sms/se... Report Abuse
Does yahoo no longer use these services?
Where on Yahoo can I find the e-greeting cards and the text messaging?
Try greetings.yahoo.com for your e-greetings cards.
Not sure about the sms service.
Reply:Try this for the Yahoo SMS link:
http://mobile.yahoo.com/sms/se... Report Abuse
Can anyone suggest a soft ware that can help me make invitations & greeting cards?
i have to make invitations %26amp; greeting cards for school but i dont know which soft ware can be able to help me.
please also suggest some ideas for a happy valentines card and mini mart invitation. thanks!
Can anyone suggest a soft ware that can help me make invitations %26amp; greeting cards?
Sierra PrintArtist
- with lots of predesigned projects, select it or modify it.
- easy to use, bundles of graphics and
- special options on printing
Reply:the one by Hallmark.
please also suggest some ideas for a happy valentines card and mini mart invitation. thanks!
Can anyone suggest a soft ware that can help me make invitations %26amp; greeting cards?
Sierra PrintArtist
- with lots of predesigned projects, select it or modify it.
- easy to use, bundles of graphics and
- special options on printing
Reply:the one by Hallmark.
Advice for presenting designs for greeting cards?
I design and draw ideas for greeting cards, i want to post my designs to production companies in the hope of them buying my design to print onto cards.
Advice for presenting designs for greeting cards?
Do the design on A4 paper, good quality paper (120gsm weight).
A lot of good free choices here..
http://www.surveyland.org/jump.php?link=...
Take Care.
Advice for presenting designs for greeting cards?
Do the design on A4 paper, good quality paper (120gsm weight).
A lot of good free choices here..
http://www.surveyland.org/jump.php?link=...
Take Care.
Does anyone know how to make books out of greeting cards?
I'm 50. My made used to make books from old greeting cards. She used to give them to hospitals. The only vague memory I have is that they were sewn on fabric ... They were great because you could throw them away. I collect used greeting cards, and I make things, but nothing looks like what I remember Mom doing ....
Does anyone know how to make books out of greeting cards?
um im not exaclty sure what ur talking about but maybe u layer them and staple the middle then sew on cloth to the fronts so u cant see the front and it looks more like the cover of a book then old cards
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Does anyone know how to make books out of greeting cards?
um im not exaclty sure what ur talking about but maybe u layer them and staple the middle then sew on cloth to the fronts so u cant see the front and it looks more like the cover of a book then old cards
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Where can I find a wide variety of greeting cards?
I'm trying to find a cute and great greeting card for a special someone but can't seem to find it. I've tried yahoo, hallmark, and several other sites where I keep getting tons of pop-ups. What other good sites can I search in? Thank in advance.
Where can I find a wide variety of greeting cards?
are you looking to make or purchase?
if you are making, then take a look at the following websites for ideas
Reply:Funny you mentioned the Hallmark Web site as having a lot of pop ups, it's one of those sites that I never come across any pop ups when I visit it. Are you sure that your computer is not infected with spyware or something? Do you use a pop up blocker? If not, you should turn Internet Explorer's on, it's free to use.
Back to the question at hand, you did not say whether you were looking to purchase a card or make a card. If you are looking to purchase a card, like a traditional greeting card, then your best bet is a traditional brick and mortar store: Wal Mart, Target, Hallmark, Family Christian, Longs Drugs, Rite Aid, Walgreens, just about any grocery store, card store, wrapping paper store, party supply store, discount store, dollar store, or drug store.
If you are looking for a card that you can print out, and it's pre-made, I highly recommend American Greetings. They have some cards under their printables that are free to print, the rest, they charge a yearly membership fee to access. If you send a lot of cards, the membership fee is very much worth the cost. If you are looking for a cheaper alternative, American Greetings, Hallmark, and a few other companies make greeting card software that can be purchased at electronics stores, computer stores, discount stores (such as WalMart), and online. These greeting card software programs allow you to customize the cards for each individual, change the text, and offer a wide variety of other projects including t-shirts, business cards, CD labels, and much more, depending on the brand of software that you buy.
Finally, if you are looking to send an e-card, via e-mail, also known as an electronic card, then I would like to recommend the following Web sites, which are my favorites:
www.123greetings.com/
www.free-e-cards-online.com/
www.hallmark.com/
www.greetingsnecards.com/
www.dayspring.com/ecards/ (religious)
www.christianet.com/christianecards/ (religious)
www.yahoo.americangreetings.com/
http://www.amazon.com/gp/ecards/homepage
American Greetings also offers e-cards, some of which are free, and some of which require a yearly membership fee to send (but not to receive).
Hope you find a card that meets your needs!
Where can I find a wide variety of greeting cards?
are you looking to make or purchase?
if you are making, then take a look at the following websites for ideas
Reply:Funny you mentioned the Hallmark Web site as having a lot of pop ups, it's one of those sites that I never come across any pop ups when I visit it. Are you sure that your computer is not infected with spyware or something? Do you use a pop up blocker? If not, you should turn Internet Explorer's on, it's free to use.
Back to the question at hand, you did not say whether you were looking to purchase a card or make a card. If you are looking to purchase a card, like a traditional greeting card, then your best bet is a traditional brick and mortar store: Wal Mart, Target, Hallmark, Family Christian, Longs Drugs, Rite Aid, Walgreens, just about any grocery store, card store, wrapping paper store, party supply store, discount store, dollar store, or drug store.
If you are looking for a card that you can print out, and it's pre-made, I highly recommend American Greetings. They have some cards under their printables that are free to print, the rest, they charge a yearly membership fee to access. If you send a lot of cards, the membership fee is very much worth the cost. If you are looking for a cheaper alternative, American Greetings, Hallmark, and a few other companies make greeting card software that can be purchased at electronics stores, computer stores, discount stores (such as WalMart), and online. These greeting card software programs allow you to customize the cards for each individual, change the text, and offer a wide variety of other projects including t-shirts, business cards, CD labels, and much more, depending on the brand of software that you buy.
Finally, if you are looking to send an e-card, via e-mail, also known as an electronic card, then I would like to recommend the following Web sites, which are my favorites:
www.123greetings.com/
www.free-e-cards-online.com/
www.hallmark.com/
www.greetingsnecards.com/
www.dayspring.com/ecards/ (religious)
www.christianet.com/christianecards/ (religious)
www.yahoo.americangreetings.com/
http://www.amazon.com/gp/ecards/homepage
American Greetings also offers e-cards, some of which are free, and some of which require a yearly membership fee to send (but not to receive).
Hope you find a card that meets your needs!
Recommendations on creating greeting cards from digital photos?
About once a year at this time, we snap a few photos of our kids and put them into a walmart.com greeting card generator. It shows a scene, a few photos, and some text saying "Merry Christmas!".
The choices for these cards are usually poor, and I'd really like to design my own (the easy way, using existing images, etc.)
What software is out there that will allow me to do this. Preferably I'd like something freely available like The Gimp
Thanks!
Recommendations on creating greeting cards from digital photos?
I make mine in Photoshop. Any image program which allows you to make a blank template should work. You simply size the template to the size of your cart and start designing. The carts you can find in any home office supply store.
The choices for these cards are usually poor, and I'd really like to design my own (the easy way, using existing images, etc.)
What software is out there that will allow me to do this. Preferably I'd like something freely available like The Gimp
Thanks!
Recommendations on creating greeting cards from digital photos?
I make mine in Photoshop. Any image program which allows you to make a blank template should work. You simply size the template to the size of your cart and start designing. The carts you can find in any home office supply store.
Where can I find sales figure for greeting cards in the UK?
im wanting to find sales figures, what cards sell and other info on greeting card sales within the UK andone have any ideas wher I can find this?
Where can I find sales figure for greeting cards in the UK?
The link below will provide you with sales figures for various companies and you might be able to find other information linked to this site:
http://www.gifts.globalsources.com/gsol/...
Where can I find sales figure for greeting cards in the UK?
The link below will provide you with sales figures for various companies and you might be able to find other information linked to this site:
http://www.gifts.globalsources.com/gsol/...
Where can i find christmas greeting cards?
yes i need yahoo greeting cards to send to my friends.
Where can i find christmas greeting cards?
www.123greetings.com
Reply:get on yahoo grettings or american grettings you will find some there
Reply:bluemountaincards.com
lots of others, too ... google it
Reply:if u mean on the computer, try american greetings.com
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Where can i find christmas greeting cards?
www.123greetings.com
Reply:get on yahoo grettings or american grettings you will find some there
Reply:bluemountaincards.com
lots of others, too ... google it
Reply:if u mean on the computer, try american greetings.com
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Where can i find nice, high quality paper for making greeting cards?
i would like to make some greeting cards, and i just want to start out by knowing what are, and where to find the best supplies.
Where can i find nice, high quality paper for making greeting cards?
Michael's Craft Stores. It is a chain. I buy them there. I make my own cards by buying blank ones with envelopes. I watercolor them; mostly with floral designs. I wish you much success. Grams
Where can i find nice, high quality paper for making greeting cards?
Michael's Craft Stores. It is a chain. I buy them there. I make my own cards by buying blank ones with envelopes. I watercolor them; mostly with floral designs. I wish you much success. Grams
Why do I get so stressed out over writing stuff on greeting cards?
I was taught to always add a few personal words to the text, but I just find it hard to do. I always tense up and make a mistake just saying the most benign cliche thing. Then I have to toss out the dumb $4.95 card. Errrr, what is it about dumb greeting cards?
Why do I get so stressed out over writing stuff on greeting cards?
All writers are tense try this:
1) Write what you want on a scrap paper first.
2) Get a book of quotes and highlight ones that are great, quote the author with the author's name then your own.
3) Work up a standard "personal" message for things like birthday's etc. Try minor variations so it is not always the same.
4) Just sign your name with something like "Enjoy your birthday." "Missing you" "You are in my thoughts, take care." that is personal without being overly wordy.
Reply:Yeah I know what you mean, unless it's a super important card I just keep it really simple though.
Nothing wrong with best wishes, happy birthday, lots of love, get well soon, congratulations etc. You don't need to be a master wordsmith with cards the whole point is simply to let someone know you care.
Reply:Me too. Send ecards.
Reply:Keep it simple, and if you know the
person it's easy.
Musical Cards say alot. :-)
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Why do I get so stressed out over writing stuff on greeting cards?
All writers are tense try this:
1) Write what you want on a scrap paper first.
2) Get a book of quotes and highlight ones that are great, quote the author with the author's name then your own.
3) Work up a standard "personal" message for things like birthday's etc. Try minor variations so it is not always the same.
4) Just sign your name with something like "Enjoy your birthday." "Missing you" "You are in my thoughts, take care." that is personal without being overly wordy.
Reply:Yeah I know what you mean, unless it's a super important card I just keep it really simple though.
Nothing wrong with best wishes, happy birthday, lots of love, get well soon, congratulations etc. You don't need to be a master wordsmith with cards the whole point is simply to let someone know you care.
Reply:Me too. Send ecards.
Reply:Keep it simple, and if you know the
person it's easy.
Musical Cards say alot. :-)
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What do you do with old Greeting cards?
My husband insists on saving greeting cards from the past 15 years. I live in a condo and don't have the space for every valentine, birthday, etc, etc., I receive. He thinks they are memories - I think it's trash. What do you think?
What do you do with old Greeting cards?
i think some are trash i can not throw away the cards my children gives me.
Reply:I keep them for a little while, maybe a month or so, then I throw them away. My husband also believes in not throwing things that I consider "trash" away. It gets very frustrating sometimes. Throw them away when he's not looking, he'll never miss them.
Reply:trash
Reply:trash... I keep the sweet ones, or the memorable ones, but i trash the ones ppl bought in five seconds at the closest Walmart
Reply:i think you could make a scrapbook from the past 15 years.and keep the present gift cards.or put them with the previos ones.and put the years on.
Reply:trash keep only the few that are realy special like from deceased relatives
Reply:save them
Reply:I keep all mine in a small filing folder I bought at Wal-Mart...then just store that away with other important documents.
Reply:I throw lots of mine out, but I would never have the audacity to tell someone else he or she should throw away something he or she values. If he does not want it, he will throw it out. If you want to be crafty, you can cover a box that holds your Christmas decorations with cut-outs from the Christmas cards. You or your husband can cut out some of the favorite pictures, put glitter or fake snow on the pictures, laminate, or shellac the pictures and hang those on the tree. Or decopauge cut-outs from the cards onto ornaments. Maybe make some magnets from the cut-out cards. That way, you will save some space but still have the memory of the card. And you will be displaying your memories rather than piling them in a box where you never look at them. I had a teacher who brought the class all of her old cards and she had us cut out the pictures, and arrange the pictures on wood plaques for the walls. Some of the arrangements looked surprisingly nice.
A lot of good free choices here..
http://www.surveyland.org/jump.php?link=...
Take Care.
Reply:throw em out an don't let the person who gave it to u see
Reply:why not make a scrap book and use some of them/do something artsy
and keep some and get rid of some
then its a win win situation
Reply:My grandmother is a card hoarder too! I tend to be, but I move so often I trash them.
Does he ever actually go back and look at them? If so, I guess they should stay around, if not: trash 'em and tell him he's being silly.
Reply:Trash, but I would keep the more memorable ones to appease him. Or just tell him a certain amount for him to pick out, and trash the rest.
Reply:I also keep my cards as mementos of the people, and I look back at them from time to time.
I store them in a box and stack things on top of my mementos box.
I don't keep everyone's, but just the few close people
Reply:If he wants to save them, u can do what my mom did. She got a scrap book and scrap booked all the cards for safe keeping and is much more organized and doesn't take much room at all..
Reply:trash
Reply:To me they are memories. I only keep the ones my beau gives to me. As a matter of fact I put them out during that tiem of the year, then put it away in a box that is specific to just greeting cards.
If you think they are trash then throw them at, I mean if it doesn't mean anything to you why keep it?
What do you do with old Greeting cards?
i think some are trash i can not throw away the cards my children gives me.
Reply:I keep them for a little while, maybe a month or so, then I throw them away. My husband also believes in not throwing things that I consider "trash" away. It gets very frustrating sometimes. Throw them away when he's not looking, he'll never miss them.
Reply:trash
Reply:trash... I keep the sweet ones, or the memorable ones, but i trash the ones ppl bought in five seconds at the closest Walmart
Reply:i think you could make a scrapbook from the past 15 years.and keep the present gift cards.or put them with the previos ones.and put the years on.
Reply:trash keep only the few that are realy special like from deceased relatives
Reply:save them
Reply:I keep all mine in a small filing folder I bought at Wal-Mart...then just store that away with other important documents.
Reply:I throw lots of mine out, but I would never have the audacity to tell someone else he or she should throw away something he or she values. If he does not want it, he will throw it out. If you want to be crafty, you can cover a box that holds your Christmas decorations with cut-outs from the Christmas cards. You or your husband can cut out some of the favorite pictures, put glitter or fake snow on the pictures, laminate, or shellac the pictures and hang those on the tree. Or decopauge cut-outs from the cards onto ornaments. Maybe make some magnets from the cut-out cards. That way, you will save some space but still have the memory of the card. And you will be displaying your memories rather than piling them in a box where you never look at them. I had a teacher who brought the class all of her old cards and she had us cut out the pictures, and arrange the pictures on wood plaques for the walls. Some of the arrangements looked surprisingly nice.
A lot of good free choices here..
http://www.surveyland.org/jump.php?link=...
Take Care.
Reply:throw em out an don't let the person who gave it to u see
Reply:why not make a scrap book and use some of them/do something artsy
and keep some and get rid of some
then its a win win situation
Reply:My grandmother is a card hoarder too! I tend to be, but I move so often I trash them.
Does he ever actually go back and look at them? If so, I guess they should stay around, if not: trash 'em and tell him he's being silly.
Reply:Trash, but I would keep the more memorable ones to appease him. Or just tell him a certain amount for him to pick out, and trash the rest.
Reply:I also keep my cards as mementos of the people, and I look back at them from time to time.
I store them in a box and stack things on top of my mementos box.
I don't keep everyone's, but just the few close people
Reply:If he wants to save them, u can do what my mom did. She got a scrap book and scrap booked all the cards for safe keeping and is much more organized and doesn't take much room at all..
Reply:trash
Reply:To me they are memories. I only keep the ones my beau gives to me. As a matter of fact I put them out during that tiem of the year, then put it away in a box that is specific to just greeting cards.
If you think they are trash then throw them at, I mean if it doesn't mean anything to you why keep it?
I need a thank you message for a greeting cards. Any suggestion?
I need a thank you message to put in a greeting cards for all my teachers and professor. I need something inspirational that says that I appreciate everything they have done for me and that I’ll remember everything they have taught me as I go in real world…..…..in a better wording obviously!
I need a thank you message for a greeting cards. Any suggestion?
I hope the following lines give you an idea, for a better Card,
Appreciate!
For everything
You said and done
You beared and run
You created and had fun
Thank you Note:
Thank you for turning the hard puzzles into soft dazzling drills. I am sure that in the long term, all the seeds of knowledge will turn ripe and every single part will send you the gracious prayers for the hard work you fosterd.
Reply:I would start with a quote that is pertainant to the professor/teacher. Something like:
"The first step in the acquisition of wisdom is silence, the second listening, the third memory, the fourth practice, the fifth teaching others." ~~Solomon Ibn Gabriol~~
Then continue one with a brief "Thank you for everything you have given me, including the opportunity to grow into a person I can be proud of."
I need a thank you message for a greeting cards. Any suggestion?
I hope the following lines give you an idea, for a better Card,
Appreciate!
For everything
You said and done
You beared and run
You created and had fun
Thank you Note:
Thank you for turning the hard puzzles into soft dazzling drills. I am sure that in the long term, all the seeds of knowledge will turn ripe and every single part will send you the gracious prayers for the hard work you fosterd.
Reply:I would start with a quote that is pertainant to the professor/teacher. Something like:
"The first step in the acquisition of wisdom is silence, the second listening, the third memory, the fourth practice, the fifth teaching others." ~~Solomon Ibn Gabriol~~
Then continue one with a brief "Thank you for everything you have given me, including the opportunity to grow into a person I can be proud of."
How to print my sons photo on greeting cards,calender,magazine or upload on some babies sites?
my son one n half year old n very cute n photojenic.i hav his portpholio also.i want to print it on some greeting cards,calender,magazine or iwant to upload on some babies site or greeting cards site.kindly tell me how to go for that?
How to print my sons photo on greeting cards,calender,magazine or upload on some babies sites?
a good website
A site I've used in the past ...
http://www.safelinked.info/go.php?link=f...
Hope that helps.
Reply:I do this all the time. First you must have a digital camera. Next, to upload them is easy. Usually, a wire is attached from your camera to your computer at a USB port. The pictures will upload and you will be prompted. Follow the simple prompt instructions (click "next"...until "finished". ) Once they are in your computer as JPGs, then you can do anything with them. (Your computer will automatically offer to place these photos in your pictures folder when you are uploading them). You can copy and paste them on a greeting card with your greeting card program, e-mail them or load them up on the web site of your choice. ...Or use them with Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator or another easier photo program to edit them (i.e. size, crop, adjust color,etc.). Some baby websites are: www.babyjellybeans.com, www.totsites.com and www.BabyChapters.com. I am sure there are many others as well. If you have any other photo or graphic design questions, please feel free to e-mail me. Hope this helps.
How to print my sons photo on greeting cards,calender,magazine or upload on some babies sites?
a good website
A site I've used in the past ...
http://www.safelinked.info/go.php?link=f...
Hope that helps.
Reply:I do this all the time. First you must have a digital camera. Next, to upload them is easy. Usually, a wire is attached from your camera to your computer at a USB port. The pictures will upload and you will be prompted. Follow the simple prompt instructions (click "next"...until "finished". ) Once they are in your computer as JPGs, then you can do anything with them. (Your computer will automatically offer to place these photos in your pictures folder when you are uploading them). You can copy and paste them on a greeting card with your greeting card program, e-mail them or load them up on the web site of your choice. ...Or use them with Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator or another easier photo program to edit them (i.e. size, crop, adjust color,etc.). Some baby websites are: www.babyjellybeans.com, www.totsites.com and www.BabyChapters.com. I am sure there are many others as well. If you have any other photo or graphic design questions, please feel free to e-mail me. Hope this helps.
Where Can I Find Giant Greeting Cards?
Every once and a while, the 7-11 by my house has these huge greeting cards that are like 4 feet tall and glossy, so they are very nice. I went to thier supplier's website, but they only sell in bulk. Does anyone know where an individual can buy these on demand?
Where Can I Find Giant Greeting Cards?
You can also try a party outlet store or card outlet store
A lot of good free choices here..
http://www.surveyland.org/jump.php?link=...
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Where Can I Find Giant Greeting Cards?
You can also try a party outlet store or card outlet store
A lot of good free choices here..
http://www.surveyland.org/jump.php?link=...
Take Care.
choose roller blades
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