tinkerbarb wrote:I just started. After searching around I haven't found anything I like more than just plain ole PowerPoint. I set the page up for 4x6, import the graphics I want, use their picture, text, and fill options, with no problems. When I'm done I save as a jpg and upload to my snapfish and have them print on matte photo paper for 7cents. Then use a 4x6 envelope and save a TON on stamp costs.
I can't wait to get some back signed and start posting my success.

Buckeyeboy wrote:Thanks Ryan for the tips. Do you know a software that is free? Thanks again.

RYAN J. wrote:I use card stock for my custom cards that I print at home. I don't use the glossy type though, just the normal card stock material. I also use the colored kind too to add a bit of extra 'coolness' to them, rather than just using plain white.

for software I use greeting Card factory express by nova development. It's a pretty simple program to use and my cards come out looking great. Have gotten so many comments on them from members on here as well as the celebs I send them too!

RYAN J.