I can get super stubborn when I'm determined to figure something out. I was set on designing my own Christmas card this year, and then I decided I wanted to create some wrap-around return address labels as well. If you figure in my time vs. the amount of money it would cost just to order something already designed, I'm sure it's not worth it. But I get my mind stuck on the challenge. I want to be able to create things on my own, even if it takes me a long time.
My Christmas card took F.O.R.E.V.E.R long. Thank goodness for the hours during craft weekend that I had to devote to it and not feel bad about not getting something else done.
I have been super super nervous to get them in the mail. Hoping so much they would print out all right. I did a test print at Walmart just to check the sizing and resolution and everything and I felt like if there was anything else wrong with it, I wouldn't know how to fix it anyway. So I called it good.
Thankfully the wrap-around labels went much quicker. But to get even more value from them, and in the spirit of giving, I want to share with you. I know it may be too late for this year if you've already sent your cards.
But they'd even make a great gift for someone.
Or save them for next year.
I created the labels in Photoshop Elements. All you need are the full sheet labels and a printer. I got mine at Walmart. Then you can download either the Word document or the PSE document and edit them with your address. You should be able to edit the fonts too.
Then just slice them apart with a paper cutter and stick them on your envelopes.
Please forgive me for any glitches. This is the first printable I've ever done. Hopefully the downloads all go okay. If not, I can always just email them to you if you leave a comment with your email or just email me.
Merry Christmas!
