Custom Holiday Cards
Kirsten Earl shares a simple way to make your own holiday cards.
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Custom Holiday Cards
Kirsten Earl shares a simple way to make your own holiday cards.
Watch the Video
Custom Holiday Cards
Kirsten Earl shares a simple way to make your own holiday cards.
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The Martha Stewart Show, December 2011
Tools and Materials
- Photo
- Photo paper
- Decorative card stock
- Glue stick, double-sided tape, or photo corners
- Decorative stickers
- Pen or stamp setting kit
- Envelopes
Custom Holiday Photo Card How-To
- Print a 4 inch-by-6 inch photo onto photo paper.
- Attach photo to center of an approximately 5 inch-by-7 inch piece of decorative card stock using a glue stick, double-sided tape, or photo corners.
- Embellish around photo with dimensional, decorative stickers as desired.
- Write or stamp message onto back of card and place in slightly larger envelope (A7; 5 1/4 inches by 7 1/4 inches) to mail.
Resources
Snowlace and Woodland paper pads and mat pads, stamp setting kit, snowflake photo corners, and decorative stickers available from Martha Stewart Crafts. A7 envelopes available from Paper Presentation.
Looking for those fantastic snowflake photo corners. Where can they be found please? Great idea!
I went to the cannon website and any of the Pixma printers with the full HD movie software . Unfortunately it states in small print that only the cannon camera's are compatible as they make the "mov" file specifically required to make it run with the software.
There are many Canon Pixma printers...what is the specific model that allows you to capture a speciic frame of a video to print for a photo - as shown on the show?
It is called the Cannon Pixma Printer
I was babysitting our grandson and missed the information on how to do this also what equipment was needed.
I'm eager to start this project but didn't catch the name or model of the printer that was used on the show. What was it again?
What was the model or software that was used to capture a photo from a video
I would like to know what model the printer was that was used to freeze and print from a video frame.
I wanted to know more aabout the printer and program that can freeze and print a frame from a video. What is the model ?