DOES ANYONE KNOW THE BEST WAY TO PRINT GREETING CARDS TO SELL ON

old-equestrian | 19:15 Sun 25th Sep 2011 | How it Works

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I HAVE LOTS OF LOVELY IMAGES THAT I WOULD LIKE TO PRINT IN SMALL ISH AMOUNTS AS GREETINGS CARDS TO SELL TO LOCAL SHOPS AND POST OFFICES.HOW DO I GO ABOUT THIS AND WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY THE CARD ENVEOPES AND WRAPPERS? I HAVE LOTS OF CONTACTS TO SELL THEM TO SO THATS NOT A PROBLEM.

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boxtops

I used to make local view cards from my own photos - this sort of thing you can buy on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk...H&hash=item255ab2b3da

or you go to a craft wholesaler, who will sell cards, envelopes, and the plastic sleeves.

JoolsTwo

Have a look on Ebay for the envelopes and plastic sleeves. I use Powerpoint to produce the cards. I find it easier to move the pictures into place this way. Good Luck.

wildwood

Just make sure the images are your own, or at least not copyrighted. You wouldn't be the first card maker who got into trouble contravening someone's intellectual property rights.

If this is done for charity you may still get into trouble.

joko

greetings card software might help... look online

old-equestrian

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thanks everyone . will have to have a 'play' & see how it turns out. All the photos are my own,

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