When it comes to birthday cards, I have to admit—it’s hard to justify spending money on something that gets torn open and tossed in the trash moments later. At three to four dollars a card, it feels like a complete waste, especially when it comes to kids’ parties.
As we dive into the busy birthday season, I’ve found a fantastic solution to this dilemma. I discovered some charming vintage birthday images online and decided to use them for custom business cards. I simply printed the images on both sides and added a personal touch by filling in the “to” and “from” sections. To make it even easier, I just punch a hole in the corner and tie them onto the gift. Voila! An adorable and economical card that adds a nice touch without breaking the bank.
If you’re interested, I’ve included a template for you to try out. Feel free to use my design, or go ahead and create your own! There are countless copyright-free images available if you look around, and you can even use a fun photo of your little one. Just imagine how delightful that would be!
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In summary, making your own birthday cards is not only cost-effective but also a fun way to add a personal touch to your gifts. So, grab those vintage images and get crafty!
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