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TAC had a stamp set recently of cute cows. I sold a "Moo" card made with that set on ebay during the summer. Maybe others have referred to cards similarly.
I believe it's half of an Artist Trading Card? ATC's are usually 2 1/2 by 3 1/2, the size of a playing card. I think Moo cards are half of that longways.
I believe it's half of an Artist Trading Card? ATC's are usually 2 1/2 by 3 1/2, the size of a playing card. I think Moo cards are half of that longways.
Does anyone know why these would be called moo cards?
Thank you all for your responses. I saw a request in Stampers Sampler magazine where they are requesting samples of moo cards for an article they want to do in Spring/Summer. I am familiar with ATC's, but have never heard of these. They are very small...
I will check the links above, but if anyone makes these...would love to hear about it. They look cute.
I think Sandee and Colleen are right - sounds like moo cards are a new-ish small-ish card used mostly personally by techies - here's a cnet article about moo cards http://news.cnet.com/Web-2.0-busines...3-6171860.html
I love to use these as business card and cards for my website. I keep them in a little gum tin from Starbucks in my purse. To make the cards I set up my information in an address template in Word. I then print it on a heavy white or cream card stock such as Neenah. I then cut the Moo cards out of the printed page. Then I use these as blanks for my artwork.
Moo cards are 2,8cm x 7cm if you're using centimeters.
I participate in the challenges on the blog mentioned by Cora in previous post as often as I can.
What is a Moo card?
