There are many card designers that create beautiful, and custom, holiday cards that the recipient can hang on their Christmas tree. Here are just a few to get your started on your search.
From left to right:
1. Ornament Cards by Design Aglow
2. Printable Ornament Cards by shoeboxprints
3. Lettra Ornament Card from InviteSite
4. Santa Ornament Greeting Card by itsastickysituation
5. Photo Ornament Cards by thencomesmarriage
If you are feeling DIY and want to make our own ornaments from received holiday cards check out two of Martha Stewart’s ideas here and here.
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Awesome! I try to make our holiday cards every year, and this year, I'm aiming for using paper ornaments to front the cards. These links might help. Better Homes & Gardens has some cool ideas for handmade ornaments, too.
What a great idea. I always get my cards from http://www.inababycarriage.com and they are gorgeous treasures. I love the idea of relatives being able to hang them from their tree. A true keepsake.
tiny prints makes ornament cards too! http://www.tinyprints.com/product/21152/ornament_cards_traditional_trimming.html. so cute!
I'm a polymer clay artist by hobby. This year I'm making snowflakes (using a special "cookie cutter") from white clay, decorated with tiny rhinestones, as part of my cards for this very reason. It's fun to craft this way -- and my cards are unique, nobody else will have them.
@SherryBinNH--I'm hoping to make these for my care packages: http://www.marthastewart.com/article/cameo-appearances-pierceware
I've never really worked with clay, but I'm looking forward to diving in!