Christmas Cards

[rpmerrill]

I'm getting emails and mailings from Boat US and various boating magazines offering Christmas cards with a boating theme.
I'm not buying unless I can find a Ranger Tug Christmas card. Has anyone seen anything like that?
I know I could probably make my own but my teen age grandkids live 1000 to 3000 miles away.

 

[Red Raven]

Go to your local drug store photo department with your favorite photo of your tug in hand (print, data card, or phone, it shouldn’t matter). Tell the person behind the photo desk what you have and what you want and haven’t a clue on what to do. They’ll set you up!

 

[Bruce Moore]

Check out Shutterfly.

 

[Kimberly Dawn]

Prior to the RT rendezvous this year, we made boat cards using Avery software and buying boat card stock from Amazon. We did both sides of the card... worked out really good with little cost or expertise. So, I think you could probably do same thing (at home on PC and color printer) using same kind of format except 4x5...

 

[mrgrtt123]

You can actually create your own Christmas card, all you have to do is find a photo that you want, then use photoshop software for editing and print it in a quality paper. I have started doing DIY projects last year when I did some crochet dog shoes and a cardigan for my Nana as a Christmas present.

 

[SlackwaterJack]

Go to SlackwaterJack's photo album and if you find what you want, feel free to help yourself.

 

[rpmerrill]

Go to SlackwaterJack's photo album and if you find what you want, feel free to help yourself.

That's what I'm talking about!
Nice.