Christmas Sayings For Cards, Gifts and Crafts

Use these short Christmas sayings on your stockings, cards and other crafts. These are all short sufficient to embroider speedily on felt ornaments, felt gift tags, or over the body of a fabric snowman.

Make your card out of felt this year in a Christmas shape and add tiny bells. The saying "Jingle all the Way" would be proper for embroidering on the felt card.

Not just for Christmas cards, Christmas sayings can be stitched, printed, embossed, painted on wood crafts, put on a coffee mug, made as a sign, added to ribbon, used on a T-shirt or sweatshirt with fabric pens, made into a magnet, added to a Christmas ornament, used as a gift tag, applied to stickers or buttons, made into a rubber stamp, cross stitched on towels, used on web pages, sewn on a Christmas stocking, used as scrapbook sayings or added to picture frames.

Greeting Cards: Homemade Vs Store Bought

Greeting cards are one of the more coarse gifts to be given to citizen these days. Many stores, from grocery shop to Hallmark shops have shelves upon shelves lined up with greeting cards and they cover a wide variety of topics and purposes. This makes shopping even easier than before. However, some citizen believe that the best gifts are Homemade. There are valid arguments to sustain either side of this moot and it's about time that both sides are examined.

Home Made Greeting Cards: Pro and Con

First, when I say Homemade greeting cards, this doesn't just refer to using building paper and markers to create one. This can also refer to using Microsoft Publisher's templates to create one and then fold it yourself as well as a myriad of other ways in which you can create an customary card to send out to your loved ones.