Handwritten?
I've been looking for a good excuse to get some gorgeous Moo mini-cards for a long time, and it occurs to me that they would make really cute mirrormirror gift tags if I got them made up using product images and tied them with ribbon.
The only problem is that they're rather small (only half the size of a conventional business card) and we hand-write every gift message, so there's going to be a limit to how many words we can fit on each card.
However, if we printed the message, we'd be able to fit a whole lot more on. But is a printed message too impersonal? What do you prefer when giving and receiving gifts online? Has anyone seen any great gift tag ideas they'd like to share?
We bought bedlinen for the Minx yesterday. She is THRILLED. I will post a picture later in the week, together with a definitive guide to the differences between US and UK bedlinen etiquette. I know you can't wait.
I have had business cards, swing tickets and Moo Cards punched with a hole and tied with ribbon to show various pieces of Ghost Furniture. They are fantastic quality and are even matt laminated. If you want to see images of them I will be pleased to email you some just let me know.
I think you would get a message on them as I write a product code and a price on mine and it has typed copy also.
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Posted by: Di Overton | 24 September 2007 at 07:07 PM