Digital Card Making?

[scrappy.jen]

Does anyone create digital cards (Birthday, Graduation, etc) in addition to scrapbooking? If so, what methods do you use for printing?

I made a few cards this year but just had them printed as a photo and glued to a generic white card. They came out ok but want to know if there are better methods.

Suggestions are welcomed!


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[Neverland Scraps]

I used to until we moved here and my printer broke. Since then I've replaced my printer with a black and white printer because I figured the movers will only break it on another move sometime during my husband's military career!

I had a template made for each of the card styles, printed the base of the card on cardstock and then printed the rest on a cardstock. Once everything was printed, cut it out and used glue dots, 3d dots, etc to assemble it back together.

 

[MamaBee]

I used to - now I just do it for my son's birthday invites... I like when my digital cards have dimension... I print out some of the elements from the flatten version and pop them up with foam dots... I also add scrapbook elements like gems, ribbons, etc. Also printing on thicker higher end card stock helps, too.

Also interactive cards, step cards, etc make digital cards look amazing!

old examples...

 

[AshleyMilfd]

This was my first year. I do them 5x5 style and had Persnikity print them