Found this on
KnockKnockStuff.com [because they have some random shizz and I randomly stumbled upon it] I had to get it.
It's basically a binder that organizes greeting cards and ensures that no one gets left behind: there are calendars of containing holidays and spaces for your to create rough drafts and ultimately spaces to write down your "Notable Birthday" list.
The rough draft pad includes 50 pages to practice what you need to say in order to prevent mess ups on your actual card.
There are actual tabs in the binder including birthdays, friendship, love, holidays, etc. Pretty cool because they give off tips but also greetings and such. Along with those tabs are actual folder pockets to keep cards so once I build my inventory of cards for different occasions, I'm going to go ahead and pop them right in so I would have a card in future without the hassle of running em through the printer.
So I started writing the names of friends and all in the included "Notable Birthdays" and mainly the ones I included were the ones part of
Nonage since I already have their mailing addresses. I'm going to keep building upon this list as long as I attain the addresses of the people.
Now it's just time to start making cards. Oh, did you see
7 Pounds? I wish I knew how to make cards like
that.
Found this on KnockKnockStuff.com [because they have some random shizz and I randomly stumbled upon it] I had to get it.
It's basically a binder that organizes greeting cards and ensures that no one gets left behind: there are calendars of containing holidays and spaces for your to create rough drafts and ultimately spaces to write down your "Notable Birthday" list.
The rough draft pad includes 50 pages to practice what you need to say in order to prevent mess ups on your actual card.
There are actual tabs in the binder including birthdays, friendship, love, holidays, etc. Pretty cool because they give off tips but also greetings and such. Along with those tabs are actual folder pockets to keep cards so once I build my inventory of cards for different occasions, I'm going to go ahead and pop them right in so I would have a card in future without the hassle of running em through the printer.
So I started writing the names of friends and all in the included "Notable Birthdays" and mainly the ones I included were the ones part of Nonage since I already have their mailing addresses. I'm going to keep building upon this list as long as I attain the addresses of the people.
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