Christmas Cards 2015

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historysquee:A Brief History of Christmas CardsThe Christmas card industry was started in Britain in

sorry for the absence guys! we were SUPER busy making christmas cards for our family and friends!

IM SO SORRY THEY’RE LATE BUT THANK YOU EVERYONE WHO SIGNED UP FOR CHRISTMAS CARDS FROM ME, I FEEL SO

Thank You to everyone who signed up for christmas cards this year!!!! they may be a little late but

transparentstickers:Christmas themed unicorn stickers by Drawing Board Greeting Cards

There are Christmas/Winter Solstice/Yule cards on my Etsy now!

soul-of-an-angel: Hot chocolate kind of day | ©Christopher Funk

Is it too early to be thinking of the holidays? Maybe. Should you commission one of these asap? Abso

Here’s another Christmas Card, this one was for Liz/artisticaviary, everyone’s favourite

Happy Wednesday!I will be back this evening, I hope u enjoy my #Christmas collection @oldfarmhouse❄️

Prang Christmas Card, ca. 1870s–80sArtist: G. S. Hill (American?; fl. 2nd half 19th century)Chromoli

YOU AND YOURS Custom portraits are so much fun for us because we get the chance to really get to kno

L. Prang & Co. - Christmas cards depicting dandelions and butterflies - via NYPL

Prang Christmas Card1882Chromolithograph (publisher’s proof)Publisher: L. Prang & Co. (Boston, M

Prang Christmas Card1882Chromolithograph (publisher’s proof)Publisher: L. Prang & Co. (Boston, M

Prang Christmas Card1882Chromolithograph (publisher’s proof)Publisher: L. Prang & Co. (Boston, M

pikaole:Christmas garden eel [ Patreon / twitter / instagram / greeting cards/ print / eel LINE stic

blackanamia: I used to love Christmas cards or birthday cards because I loved the validation lolBut

dormousesaidfeedyourhead:A manly tuber plant wishes you Merry Christmas.Victorian christmas card.

r00dcr00:Christmas cards part one look how we’ve grown

May Christmas be merry.Victorian-era Christmas card. A stag beetle and a frog dancing together, that

“I have come to greet you.”Festive Victorian Christmas card.

An opportunity to design two of our cards…Every year we share Christmas cards with people

Diabolik Christmas Cards (｡´∀｀)ﾉ 

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