Custom Holiday Card Designs

So far I've been focused on all the yummy holiday stationery collections, but I'm sure there are a bunch of you planning to order custom cards this season.  I've got a fun giveaway coming up on that a bit later today, but in the meantime I thought I'd gather a quick round-up of a few lovely custom holiday cards!

First up, these incredibly detailed die cut letterpress cards printed by Studio on Fire for Eight Hour Day.  I love the typography details and the way the trees can be punched out of the main card to create a desktop Christmas tree:

Beast-Pieces-Custom-Holiday-Card4{studio on fire}

On the more traditional side, Moontree Letterpress printed these holiday invitations with a beautiful poinsettia illustration by calligrapher Jennifer Nicholson:

Moontree{moontree letterpress}

Of course, if you're looking to include a family photo with your holiday cards, these cards from Wiley Valentine printed on cotton paper maintain a beautiful balance between the photo and holiday design details:  

Wiley-Valentine-Holiday-Card{wiley valentine}

And finally, these custom holiday cards by Smock show how a single-color letterpress holiday card can be both simple and beautiful:

Smock-Custom-Holiday-Cards{smock}

Do you have a tradition of custom holiday cards in your family?  Are any of you planning to create your own holiday cards this season?

{images from their respective sources}

  1. We usually scrap our cards using patterned card stock, die cutters, stamps, and anything I can get my hands on! This year I’m embroidering some card stock & they’ve turned out so cute thus far!
    I’m loving the stand-up Christmas tree card.

  2. these are beautiful!
    We usually string the cards along our foyer doorway, and my husband will even pin some to the tree. I love to keep them and reuse though in the future for art projects.

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