While ticking off the last name on the Christmas card list, you let out a sigh of relief. Yet a feeling of discomfort remains, wondering ‘did I forget anyone?’ Then the name comes to you! But it’s so close to Christmas and that person loves beautifully crafted vintage-style cards. How will you make one in time?
Suddenly you recall a recent email from Ye Old Digital Prints with a free sample of vintage-style Santa card collage sheets. Checking through your inbox, you discover the collage sheet showing four vintage Santa Claus images each of A6 size on a sheet of A4.
Reading the details, it sounds perfect!
‘Vintage Santa’ – that’s just what you’re after!
‘Four cards on one sheet’ – great when you’re running low on cardstock
‘Ready to download and print’ – that means you can make the card today and send it off!
‘Trimming line guide’ – you’ll be done in no time
This is just what you need to make a beautiful Christmas card – and it’s free! Plus, Ye Old Digital Prints has more available to choose from too…
If you find yourself in a similar scenario and are looking for vintage-style cards that you can make last-minute, then visit digitalprintnerd.com and download the first Santa card collage sheet above for free. Sign up to the mailing list and you’ll also recieve the second sheet as well as updates and a coupon code from Ye Old Digital Prints. Want more? Check out the Etsy page here.
Merry Christmas!
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