

| Make Greeting cards 3 |

Make greeting cards with prints of your original watercolor paintings |
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| Here's how you do it: Buy blank white invitations from your local printer or stationery store. Ones with raised inside borders are especially good-looking.Matching envelopes are also available. Take your painting to a copy machine that allows you to resize your painting to any size you need that will fit within the border of the invitations you purchased. Make multiple color copies on one sheet (someone at UPS Store, Staples, etc., can help you figure out how many you can get on one piece of color copy paper). Cut out the small prints and glue them (rubber cement or a glue stick works well) in the center of the bordered opening. The border inset creates a framed effect around your print. Sign your name in the border on the front of each card for a personal touch. This also highlights that it is your personal original artwork. That's it! This can be done in any number of sizes. Birthday invitations, Christmas cards, place cards for dinner table seating, etc. |
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