Winter holidays are just around the corner, so it’s time to think about your annual greeting cards. PsPrint is here to help with our brand-new Designer Series, featuring customizable cards with colored foil printing and metallic-colored envelopes. These cards feature customizable inside panels, where you can upload your logo and write a personal message to your customers, friends and family. If shiny isn’t your thing, then browse through our gallery of hundreds of customizable holiday card templates, or you can upload your own original design. Here is just a sample of the 15 customizable templates available in the new Designer Series (click on each image to take you to the template): 
Make Your Holiday Cards Shine With Our New Designer Series
October 29, 2012
About Jennifer Moline
Jennifer Moline writes for the PsPrint Blog as well as maintains its Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Plus and Pinterest presences. She also guest-blogs for such notable graphic design blogs as Fuel Your Creativity and Inspiredology. She’s previously written about technology and small business for news websites, magazines and newspapers. In her off-hours, Jennifer can be found roughing it in the mountains or tucked away in a movie theater.
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The PsPrint Blog is a resource for graphic designers, freelancers, small business owners and fans of print marketing. You'll find helpful techniques on printing everything there is to print, including business cards, postcards, brochures, stickers, invitations, greeting cards, door hangers, magnets and more. The PsPrint Blog shares creative ways to improve your design and layout skills, and useful tips for marketing your business in any medium. We also like to have a little fun, sharing design inspiration and spotlighting some our favorite customers' printed pieces in our "Hot Off the Press" series.
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