Organizing your Card
Creation Projects
With the back-to-school rush already here, many of us search for
new ways to become organized as we ease back into routine. A
calendar seems the logical place to start tracking upcoming
homework assignments, events, birthdays, etc. However, even with
the best of intentions, most of us will glance at the calendar
only to realize a special someone's birthday or anniversary has
already passed without acknowledgement.
A birthday booklet may the answer. The pages of this booklet
chronicle the days of the year, much like a calendar. Each page
is devoted to a month with open lines for jotting in the special
occasions you want to remember. But, unlike a calendar, a
birthday book will last forever. Each month includes a pocket for
holding the cards you'll need for those celebratory days.
If creating a birthday booklet seems daunting, perhaps just adding
a birthday pocket to the back page of each of your calendar pages
is an easy solution. See our new
Calendar Paks to make your own!
Once you have filled in important dates, set aside some personal
time each month (or once a year) to have fun creating the cards
needed. Place the cards in pockets and have a ready accessible
greeting card to send on time!
In an era of digital networks and wireless
technology, you might not consider greeting cards as the cutting
edge in communication; but, that is exactly what they might be. CottageArts CDs and Page
Paks are loaded with luxury papers, elegant designs and
sophisticated embellishments for creating hand crafted
masterpieces; either digitally or traditionally; handwritten or
typed, in a matter of minutes!
Sending beautiful, hand-made greeting cards to friends and family
is not only the ultimate connection in your personal
relationships, it is also deeply satisfying and personally
fulfilling. So what are you waiting for? For more information on
creating easy cards with CottageArts products, be sure to check
out my article in next month's newsletter to get started! Also,
check out our
Card
Gallery to see how we've used our products in
card making.
Beth Ervin, CottageArts.net