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Tis the Season to Spread Love with Custom Cards.





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    We all know that around this time of the year, things can get pretty hectic.  If you're anything like me, you like to get things done ahead of time. With that being said, I received an order of Christmas cards from Tiny Prints that reflected exactly what I requested.  I also got a Christmas ornament that was in an attractive little bag.  I love the fact that I am able to visit their site and create my very own custom cards, for a price not much more than purchasing card stock. If you aren't familiar with Tiny Prints, they make custom items typically based off of your pictures. 
    My recent order included 10 whimsical rainbow pearl-themed cards, 10 5x7 bright red bokeh confetti envelope liners, 10 gold envelopes, and also a bright red sugar vine Christmas ornament. My cards are a signature matte finish with a basic trim. I chose this design because I loved how simple and pretty the design was. I figured it would look wonderful with the bright red bokeh confetti liners and gold envelopes.
      I am very pleased with how the design and colors came together with the pictures I chose to use. That makes one item on my holiday season "to-do list" that I don't have to worry about anymore. As for my Christmas ornament, I ordered the red sugar vine metal ornament I mentioned before. I love how it arrived in a cute little Tiny Prints pouch and it has a red satin ribbon to tie off and place on our Christmas tree. I'm so ready to share my cards with family and friends and add our newest ornament to our Christmas tree this year. If you have enjoyed this post and would love to see more of their products, please visit Tiny Prints. Thank you Tiny Prints for making this holiday season a little more vibrant! 




Xoxo, Stephanie

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