For years I sent out "Happy Winter" cards. This wasn't an effort to stay non-denominational, rather an "I can't get these done during the holidays" maneuver. Here's a round up of some of my traditionally styled favorites this year. May you have better luck than I in getting them out before February.
TOP ROW
1. Oak Wreath Note Cards from Ilee
2. Happy Holidays Cards from Humunuku
3. Give Thanks Cards from Maple and Belmont
4. Block Printed Holiday Cards from Katherine Watson
5. Holiday Letterpress Cards from Flora and Fauna
BOTTOM ROW
6. Peace on Earth Card from Molly Jacques
7. Snowy Pinecone Cards from Echo Letterpress
8. Holiday Wishes Card from Parrott Design Studio
9. Happy New Year Cards from Brooklyn Bookbinder
10. Peace Holiday Cards from Steel Petal Press
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I like #6 especially. Lovely. But wait, no Thomas Kinkade cards among your favorites ;)
I like #6 and #9, though they're all great. It's so hard to find attractive, non-cheesy holiday cards!
Like them all but anything with PEACE are always my favorites.
They're nice, but I really love the letterpress holiday cards and gift tags from Bears Eat Berries http://www.etsy.com/shop/BearsEatBerries?section_id=12472560
This moose one is my favorite! http://www.etsy.com/listing/87304402/letterpress-holiday-moose-greeting-cards
They are pretty, but almost all of them are still Christmas-oriented (anything relating to "Peace" ought to conjure up images of the nativity scene)
I loooooove Nib and Tuck cards. Simply amazing. http://www.nibandtuck.com/
I do my own photographic postcards. Enough for a few lines of sentiment and good wishes + a money saver too. Also make a point of doing a few Hanukkah cards. #s 1,2,4 & 9 are good.
"Traditional?" No. Nary a MERRY CHRISTMAS in the lineup. 'Modern' might be a more apprpriate term here.
*adding* or Hanukkah either, for that matter.
Tis the season
I like a Christmas card to say "Merry Christmas" somewhere. I would also like to find a Christmas card for my mother that does not refer to "mom" but that's a topic for another day.
I like these cards. Letterpress is elegant. But I'm another who'd like to see a "Merry Christmas" or two in there. It's okay to say it. Really.
Beautiful cards, but none of them mention "Christmas".