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Photo Cards

9 replies

Paddlechick666 · 12/01/2007 11:08

Hi

Can anyone tell me where I could buy some blank photo insert cards?

I want to do Xmas thank yous and have a pic of dd inside or on the front.

The online personalised ones at snapfish etc are a bit pricey.

TIA
;-)

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pretendmum · 12/01/2007 11:16

Have you tried Lakeland, thats where my mum gets all hers from with all sorts of different colours and frames

nannynickers · 12/01/2007 11:22

Mothercare did photo insert cards over Christmas but I'm not sure about thank you's.

Have you had a look online at Imagestation or Shutterfly ?

I have used them both lots of times for cards, invites & poster prints, they are very good and work out cheaper because the prices are in US dollars so is cheaper compared to th UK £???

nannynickers · 12/01/2007 11:32

Speaking of Lakeland...These ones are on SALE .

Not thank you but you could write thankyou in them! £1.99 for 6...can't be bad!

Paddlechick666 · 12/01/2007 11:46

thanks for those links. do they just send stuff over from the US then?

I saw the Lakeland ones and they are really cheap but I was thinking really to have something with pic of DD on front which could be removed if the grandparents wanted to frame it.

thus will order 15 prints from snapfish or something and then manually bung in an insert card iyswim!

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nannynickers · 12/01/2007 12:42

Yes they just pop them in the post! The sutterfly ones are my favourite for the cards as the borders they have are nice you can frame the whole thing which is what my grandparents have done I used them for dd's
naming day invite & this years Christmas card !

nannynickers · 12/01/2007 12:43

I meant Shutterfly - sorry

Paddlechick666 · 12/01/2007 13:14

cool - i'll check it out.
your links are VERY cute!

thanks ;-)

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kbaby · 12/01/2007 16:05

ive seen slip in photo frames made of cardboard on sale in the photo section at a big boots. they were in packs of 5 i think.

mamama · 12/01/2007 16:18

I know you were looking for the insert type, but I used Shutterfly and the cards were great. They did them really quickly too (but I am in the States). Worth a look anyway.

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