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Photo Christmas Cards in Studio J


Yes, you heard that right... you can create your own amazing Photo Cards in CTMH's Digital Online Program- STUDIO J!!!!!

This week, fellow Director, Brae, shared hers with me.  She has a tutorial on her blog of how she created these.  I instantly fell in love!  The Sparkle & Shine collection is beautiful and looks perfect as photo cards!  Don't you think??

(I used a picture from last year--- I don't have my tree up quite yet.)

Think about this.... if you are going to buy custom made photo cards--- I'm talking GOOD QUALITY PRINTED PHOTO CARDS--- what would you pay???  $1.50-$2.00 per card???

Here I have 8 photo cards that are 4x8.  They will fit into a standard letter envelope, with regular postage.  Price:  $6.95 ((After tax & shipping, cost is $1.10 per card))

Ready to create your own???  Head on over to Studio J and get started today! 
Want some help???  I'm happy to create for you :)  email me at roxybonds@gmail.com to place your order!


There are so many different things you can do with these cards!  Brae used black and white photos.  She is also printing two 4x4 photos in the top right corner of the layouts.  Awesome way to maximize that space :) 


Here, Michele created 5x7 cards using the Jingle collection.  Again- 8 cards for $6.95! 

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Pamela OConnor said…
Brilliant idea! Can't wait to give it a try myself. :)
November 8, 2013 at 9:44 AM
Sãndra V. said…
Fantastic!! Need to get myself on the ball with this. So much nicer than the walgreens/walmart ones. Thanks for sharing this awesome idea.
November 11, 2013 at 11:12 AM
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