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Personalized greeting cards are easier than ever to create using Epson printers and templates from www.epsoncreativezone.com. This video outlines the tools you need to print easy holiday photo cards.

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You know, this style of holiday card is really popular. The glossy rectangle that fits in a regular size business envelope, has a personalized greeting and it shows off a favorite photo. I know. I get a bunch of them every year. The thing is most people go to a copy center and pay good money to have someone else print them. Why? Why do that? I ask you. I mean, why wait in line, go there to drop off your photo, go back to pick them up, or even if you do it online, why wait at all for someone else to do it and ship it and charge you for it? I mean if you have an Epson printer, you can print your own beautiful cards at home. Print them as you need them, no waiting for anyone. It makes my holidays so much more relaxed. Ok, now here’s the clincher. Epson even created a wide variety of the designs for you to customize with your own message, with space to drop in your own photo. You just need to download them off the internet. Here’s a sampling of some of the designs you can download. There are templates for Christmas, Hanukkah, and more general Happy Holiday category. Hey, when you open the designs in your favorite photo editing program, they look like this. They’re PNG files, just waiting for you to add your own special message and a great photo. Print them onto Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy for a beautiful high-gloss surface and fantastic print quality. Honestly, they look better than the ones you get at the copy center. They print three up to a sheet. So we recommend you cut them with a paper trimmer. Stuff them into colored envelopes and they’re ready to mail. Now keep the files handy throughout holidays. Here’s the secret. Then you get those surprise cards from people who weren’t on your original mailing list. Well, you can print more out and still get them a card on time. How’s that for handy-dandy? Think I might do that right now. Epson. Exceed your vision.