Christmas Cards

[peta0707]

I'm hoping for a few opinions/advice. We all make our Christmas cards, how do you do the greeting - ie, handwritten or computer. I was going to type the inside greetings as thought it looked better, but concerned if that is still personal. What does everyone else do!!!!

[momis mama]

i buy a new sentiment stamp for the inside each year and then i sign them.

[stitchinstampin]

well I do it with a sentiment stamp on the inside and
then sign at the bottom...

and also do some with my own personal writings.......

[Skinnylatte2go]

I decide what I want to say then type it on the computer. I always do my sentiment on a liner that goes inside the card. I think it gives a little added touch.

[allee's]

I also add a liner which contains my Christmas verse or poem printed by computer. I sign at the bottom and add a personal note if needed.

[NancyL2648]

My inside sentiment this year is computer generated. But I also put a personal greeting on some cards. Then sign our names.

[Ellibelle]

I like to write my own message in my own handwriting inside. The reason why I never liked store bought cards is because there was usually too much writing in them that didn't come from me.

[peta0707]

thank you - now i need to get busy if I want them in the mail tonight!!!

[postcardgirl]

It depends on what I'm doing on the front. This year I used a coordinating phrase from the set for most of my cards, but on a few I made, I computer-generated the inside as it's lighthearted (Christmas Story leg lamp on the front!!).

[STAMPINGODDESS]

Quote:

Originally Posted by momis mama

i buy a new sentiment stamp for the inside each year and then i sign them.

Same here

[Carole M.]

Hi Peta from another Aussie I print on a nice paper that co-ordinates with the card. It looks professional and I don't think it detracts from the personal side of the a hand-made card. The good fact is that you made it. I do like to sign off the card by hand - that's all.

I like to use an appropriate border punch on the bottom edge too, just dresses the insert up that little bit more.