Instead of paper cards, send e-cards. Go to www.hallmark.com where you'll find several appropriate free cards. You can schedule them way ahead of time, too, and they'll be delivered on the appropriate date, worry free. E-cards are free, easy and "green".
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By anne from Green Bay, WI
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One of the easiest ways to save some money this Christmas is to send E-Cards instead of using the traditional paper and post method. The trick is to achieve this without looking either cheap or uncaring.
You don't have to pay for snazzy eCards - There are sites that give away unusual ones for free. I like the ones at doverpublications and MOMA...
Amazon.com has free emailed greeting cards. You have the option of including a gift certificate to Amazon or not.
Here are the questions asked by community members. Read on to see the answers provided by the ThriftyFun community.
Does anyone out there know the website that produces the animated Christmas e-cards that feature Chumley the dog? I think it might be the artist's actual website but can't remember the name of the artist. Any info. would be appreciated; thanks!
Actually, the dog's name is Chudleigh. Here's the website:
www.jacquielawson.com
Yes, the cards are wonderful. Merry Christmas, Lynn.
zballoongirl
www.jacquielawson.com
Her cards are wonderful. Membership i think is around 8.00 a year.
I think iy's Blue Mountain.
its "jacque lawson e-cards"
The creator's name is Vickie Lawson
Want to send nice old-fashioned cards - either e-cards or paper ones? Go to www.doverpublishing.com. Right now they have great Halloween images!
Link: http://www.doverpublishing.com
