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Photo Christmas cards

16 replies

gallicgirl · 04/11/2011 11:50

Seeing as it's DD's first Christmas, we'd like to sent twee cute Christmas cards featuring a picture of our PFB in a ridiculous Christmas outfit. She has fat cheeks so it would be a shame to waste the opportunity for future embarrassment.

Anyway, can anyone suggest any good websites that produce the cards for you? We'd probably only need 50 or so but don't want to pay a fortune. I checked snapfish but they would work out around £50 for 50 cards.

TIA

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PrimaBallerina · 04/11/2011 11:56

I've found Bonusprint to be cheap in the past but that was postcards. I'm watching with interest as I want to do the same and have DS's reindeer suit all ready to go.

Whoever you go with make sure you check on a voucher code website for a discount code before you order. I saved 50% last time.

NewChoos · 04/11/2011 16:06

also interested in this and has anyone seen a nice Christmas pudding outfit? :)

sleepdodger · 04/11/2011 16:10

Vista print doing 30 for price 10 bout £7 BUT post is slow or expensive (ie if you're happy to wait 21 day opt is cheaper) so prob only worth it if you're sucked into their other options you're buying other things tat like me perfect for pfb embarrassment, my lucky friends will also see ds Santa as a magnet haha
Puddings- sainos
Hoho

sleepdodger · 04/11/2011 16:12

Ps primarni selling the Christmas cards you put photos in for £1.50 8pk

gallicgirl · 04/11/2011 16:21

Well I took a wal; to my local craft shop and they do a pack of 50 cards and envelopes for around £7 and they sell lots of little sparkly shiny tat embellishments to make my cards sparkle like a magpie's handbag. What's more, they are having a card making demonstration next Saturday so I might give that a go......presuming DD remembers how to sleep in the meantime so I get a little peace to work on my masterpieces.

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gallicgirl · 04/11/2011 16:22

walk. Doh.

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gallicgirl · 04/11/2011 16:27

oh, newchoos, Sainsbury's have a Christmas pudding outfit and they have 25% off until Monday.

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notso · 04/11/2011 16:43

Please post a pic of your dressed up DD, I love to see a fat cheeked baby!!

NewChoos · 04/11/2011 17:01

Oooh thanks, will try and head to one soon ish.

LollipopViolet · 05/11/2011 15:26

Snapfish are quite good, not used them for cards but their posters are lovely!

chirpchirp · 05/11/2011 16:32

I've been (ridiculously) organised this year and have already had mine printed (there's a photo on my profile if you're as nosey as I am). I got them done through photobox, which again is a little on the expensive side. However I got them when they were doing a 50% off flash sale on everything. They've done this twice in the last few months and I'm keeping my fingers crossed they will do another before Christmas. If you "like" their facebook page they announce it on there. It usually happens on a Friday. I will try and remember to post on here if they announce another one soon.

zipzap · 05/11/2011 16:53

If your going down that route, have a look at the moo.com website. You can get 90 little stickers for less than a fiver.

I'm thinking of getting some of these done of ds1 and ds2's faces while they are wearing Santa hats or antlers or something Christmasy. Then stamping an Xmas tree or sleigh or snowman bodies onto the blank cards and putting stickers of the boys faces on as baubles/ passengers/ heads etc. Haven't finalised the design yet as you can tell bit think the idea holds promise as an easy way of doing their faces on a fun card.

And because of the way they do their stickers you can put a different picture on each sticker if you want.

There's also a company called something like that sells (as well as blanks) some shrinky paper that you can print and then stick in the oven to shrink down. I thought I'd use similar head shots to make baubles to go on the Xmas tree (maybe with a cartoon body and something to say which year it is) and make some for the grannies as well.

AndiMac · 05/11/2011 17:02

Chirpchirp those are beautiful photos! I may have to steal the idea and see what I can do myself at home.

fatcaaah · 05/11/2011 17:04

Have another look at snapfish, there are much cheaper ones than that, note cards rather than greetings cards sold on multi packs are the cheapest option I think. The quality is still really good. There's a half price offer atm I think

chirpchirp · 06/11/2011 09:33

Thanks AndiMac, I just set this up on my bed with fairy lights, blankets and a sheepskin rug. Don't use a flash and have some extra lights (nice and low) on either side of the bed. Good luck.

ChunkyMonkeyMother · 06/11/2011 09:45

We're taking my DS to Max Spielman (its £5 for a basic package or £5 for a cd) then we were going to go to Costco but actually these sound a lot cheaper - thanks for the thread Gallic!

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