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The 2012 Holiday Card Collection has arrived!


So generally this blog is reserved for all the exciting (and not-so-exciting) daily happenings with our family. Well, I'm doing a little cross-blog posting today. Here is this afternoon's post from The Sunday Paperie Blog, introducing the new Holiday Cards I've designed:


As is anything worth doing, the 2012 Holiday Cards Collection became a labor of love over these last couple of months. Around Labor Day, I began thinking about what I wanted to do with this year's Holiday Cards Collection.

I had LOTS of ideas and didn't want there to be too many directions for the 12 cards I was going to offer this holiday season. I wanted them to translate to any family or style, and still have their own personalities (I know -- it's a lot to ask from a piece of paper, but a girl can hope).

A special offer -- order by 10/31 and receive 20% off with checkout code HOLLY12.

Don't have your photos ready by then? It's ok -- place your order by 10/31 and we'll wait until we receive your photo to create your digital proof (this way we know the order is coming and you still save some $$$!) Questions? Let us know at kyra@thesundaypaperie.com.

Here is what we're offering, after much deliberation. I hope you love them as much as I do.

Click here to view the whole collection on our web site.

Be Merry

Bright Cheer

Classic Merry

Golden Wishes

Happy Happy

Modern Slant

Ombre Holiday

Simple Oval

Swish Wishes

Wonderful Life

Wooftop

Year In Review


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