Design Crafters

If you have designed your Photo Christmas Cards, you will also want to consider the paper on which you would like your Photo Christmas Card printed on, as well as the paper you want the envelopes you will send your Photo Christmas Card in.Printing your card on specialized greeting card paper is both appropriate and highly feasible. This paper can fit into most modern printers. Several of the more most widely distributed brands of greeting card paper are made by Avery Dennison Corp. (www.avery.com). Most office supply stores and computer retailers carry such supplies.

Another good way to locate, and then order suitable Photo Christmas Cards paper stock starts by performing a search for, say, Christmas Card Paper on any one of several online shopping sites. As a matter of fact, just a few minutes ago I went to NexTag and performed a search for merchants from whom I could order Christmas Card Paper.

I found several results- not only for Christmas Card paper for Photo Christmas Cards, but for envelopes as well.

With regard to envelopes, you are looking at a screen capture of one of the offers I found. It’s from Create For Less.

According to Create For Less, this particular $8.99 offer is for:

Paper Accents Card & Envelope Pack 4 1/4×5 1/2 50 pc Christmas. Create for Less describes this as an “acid free, lignin free, buffered, archival quality heavy card stock. Decorate with rubber stamps, rub-ons, stickers and much more.”

(NexTag, Create For Less)