Wow! Are We Already Three Months From Christmas? Time To Think About Holiday Cards.

Last year, I was placed on modified bed rest, starting in October. It later went to straight orders of bed rest due to blood pressure issues that rear their ugly head with me during pregnancy, especially with the last and final one. Then Caleb was born shortly after Christmas, December 28th. We had almost a week in the hospital with him due to high bilirubin after that. Then it went on to me needing an emergency appendectomy. Jeff threw out his back just after I got done with weight restrictions from my surgery. So, needless to say, holiday cards never got out on behalf of our family!

This year, I just wanted to feature how the kids have grown and to show our newest addition to some we don’t see or hear from very often. Tiny Prints has many happy and colorful layouts to choose from. They have a layout for one or more than one photo. This is one my favorites. I love the color of pomegranate with being rich and classy, but yet modern in design.

The style I had selected was called Trendy Mosaic and is a 8.85 x 3.90 flat panel card. The colors also seem to team up well with the wagon the kids are sitting in.

My other favorite is the round card in International Color. I was not aware of round cards. What a great way to give your holiday card another purpose, an ornament! It comes with satin ribbon to tie the card. This style of card does need extra print time so if you like this style too, make sure to order as soon as you can.

Here is the back of the round card in this design.

I encourage you to check out Tiny Prints and check out their selection. They have cards for any event, from birth-Halloween and everything in-between. Not to mention a huge assortment for Christmas and the holidays. Tiny Prints also allows you to create personalized stationary, gifts, invitations and their photo books are in partnership with Shutterfly.

I will receive 50 free prints from Tiny Prints in return for writing this post. This post reflects my own opinions and are my own words.

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