Editable cards
I love designing my own cards for people-especially for my husband. I always find that they are more personal, generally funnier or more meaningful and you save A LOT of money for them to look just as nice as a greeting card.
These cards are created with Google slides, so they are customizable. Just change what you want and delete the slides containing the cards you don’t and print them double sided on white cardstock.
**Make sure your printer is set to flip on the SHORT edge** or your card will be upside down.
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