A little taste of what’s to come later this week!
We absolutely love our fine art cards and the versatility they afford. We just got our new brochure printed up in the 5×5 tri-fold and thought we’d share the excitement with you by offering 15% off any fine art card order! You can order a 4×5.5, 5×5, or 5×7 double sided flat card, folded card, or 5×5 tri-fold card. The cards come in sets of 25, include matching white envelopes, and we will even do a custom design for free! These cards are great for just about anything. Some ideas I have are:
Save the Date Cards
(we could even leave the back side of a flat card blank if you wanted to stick on a magnet)
Thank You Cards
(Think showers, wedding, etc)
Birth Announcements
Rehearsal Dinner Invitations
Wedding or Baby Shower Favor Cards
(Would be great with an engagement photo along with the name of the charity you are donating to in lieu of a traditional favor.)
I’m sure the possibilities are endless so feel free to add a comment with your own crafty idea!
Here is the actual Brochure/Card
Here is the original layout design.
Contact us today and mention this sale so we can come up with something fun for your special event!
by Lynnell
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02/09/2010 - 11:13 am
Thanks! They could be used as a CD folder if you used some adhesive on the tri-fold, or if you used seals on the bifold ones. If you mean will they fit in a jewel case cover, then no they are slightly larger. They are about 1/4th inch taller but if you accounted for that in your design, and had them cut down at a kinkos or somewhere then they would fit in a jewel case. Hope that helps!
02/09/2010 - 10:04 am
Hi guys,,
first of all beautiful pictures and a great blog you have!
I really like the 5×5 cards and have been wondering: is this the size of a CD cover? And how thick is a paper its printed on?
All the best,
Matt
Andy and I have spent some time at an orphanage in Haiti called the Royal Palm Children’s Home. We were so relieved to find out after the earthquake that everyone at the orphanage is safe save for a few cuts and bruises. The building was damaged but not destroyed. They still need financial support and they even slept outside for fear that the building would be destroyed by the aftershocks.
We wanted to remember our friends in Haiti so we dug up some of our old images to share with you. They are scans from film so they aren’t as sharp as our usual images but they bring back memories for us and I hope you enjoy them. Help the people of Haiti by donating today.
You can help the Royal Palm Children’s home, lead by Bob Jones directly by following the directions here:
http://www.haitibobjones.org/Donations.html
Or give to Haiti Releif through our Church organization here:
http://secure.gbgm-umc.org/donations/umcor/donate.cfm?code=418325&id=3018760
by Lynnell
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02/01/2010 - 7:54 pm
May I use some of your beautiful Haitian photographs on this website to promote donations to Bob Jones and his orphanage in Haiti? I work with his cousin, Jayna Linell, in Broken Arrow.
by Lynnell
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