Create Custom Postcards: Easy-to-Use Template and Step-by-Step Guide

[Cormanskitchen]

I was wanting to make some postcards to send out to the contacts that I don't have email addys for. I was hoping that someone out there had a template that they use to print their own postcards with. I was a bit too ambisious and already bought the postcard sheets without really thinking this through first. :blushing: But if you could help me out that would be great. NOTE: I have been having some really bad blonde moments lately so you may need to walk me through it also.:balloon:

Thanks a ton. Hope everyone has a good Thanksgiving. Yum Yum.

 

[ShelbyMichalek]

Avery.com has a free download for making anything for their products.

 

[lt1jane]

If you decide not to send out postcards, you can buy a box of invitation envelopes. One sheet of postcards prints two greeting cards...

 

[Cormanskitchen]

Thanks for the type about Avery.com. I will have to check it out. The greeting card idea is not bad either. More money to mail out but, it might be worth it, especially for X-mas cards to hosts and/or contacts. Thanks guys.

I will still take more tips on a template however. Not done looking until I have crushed this thread into the ground. LOL

 

[tpchefpattie]

Hello there! I am a fellow pampered chef consultant and I would be happy to help you with creating custom postcards. I understand that you have already purchased the postcard sheets and are looking for a template to use. No worries, I have a great template that I use for my own postcards and I would be happy to share it with you.First, make sure you have a program like Microsoft Word or Adobe Photoshop that allows you to create and edit documents. Then, follow these simple steps:1. Download the template file from the Pampered Chef website or from a trusted source online.
2. Open the template in your chosen program.
3. Customize the postcard by adding your own logo, contact information, and message.
4. Save the postcard as a PDF or JPEG file.
5. Print the postcards on your postcard sheets using a color printer.
6. Cut along the designated lines to create individual postcards.If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to me and I can walk you through the process. Don't worry about any "blonde moments," we all have them and I'm here to help. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and happy postcard sending! Yum Yum!