Copy center such as Staples, OfficeMax & FedEx (but a photo lab will have MUCH better quality).Home printer (I like to print on matte photo paper).My shop has partnered with Prints of Love to offer fast, high quality and affordable printing.Pink Heart Designs is not responsible for print errors.ĭesigned with Miller's Lab specifications but can be printed in your home or another lab. Please make sure you check the templates for proper colors, bleeds, safe zones and fonts before printing. Adobe Photoshop or Photoshop Elements software required. Templates are designed to be as user-friendly as possible, but you will need basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop to make changes on it. "Merry Christmas" and the quote on the back cannot be edited, but the color can be changed as well as resized. PLEASE NOTE: Floral art is merged with the background. List of (free) fonts needed for the template is included VIEW MORE CHRISTMAS CARD TEMPLATE DESIGNS HERE: This is a digital product only - NO physical product will be sent. It is always fun to find new things! Well I guess this officially kicks off the holiday! Hope you have some fun with this template!….- Photoshop Template - Link to instant download after purchase. The resources above are a good start to finding more good Christmas oriented items. I wanted to show you how you can change things up with a nice basic template to work with. It was then transformed to make it larger and straighter on the card. Finally the tape was removed from the frame by cloning it out and a Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layer was clipped to it to make the frame whiter. The text over the star was created using the Razzle Dazzle free font and was placed at the top of the pile. The Merry Christmas and New Year fonts were changed to SecesjaPL. (This was the best snow brush I could find and it turned out nice!) The large white flakes are from Snow Flakes Brush by Ann Stock Brushes. Snow Drops Frosto brush was used for the small white flakes sprinkled around the background. The lines were removed on the right side so the type did not have to line up. Next a Hue/Saturation layer was added above the beige background and the sliders adjusted to get a bright red. Back in Photoshop the blend mode was changed to Divide which makes it green and yellow. The texture was taken into Topaz Adjust 5 and the HDR Strong preset was applied to make the texture pop a bit. Then BittBoxes Grunge Ice Texture 5 was added below the star to create an interesting setting for the star. Another New Layer was created and the star in the center was made by stacking several Texturemate Stars2 brushes in different colors. With this card I first created a New Layer and filled it with a bright green above the photo mask layer. The red card is showing how you can take this simple template and make a totally different feel to it. A little Noise was added to give a graininess as in the holly clip art. Then clip to the layer below (CTRL+ALT+G). Since this causes the new image layer to be a Smart Object, it is very easy to adjust and rotate to fit the opening. This example involved going to Edit -> Place to add the image above the highlighted photo mask layer. The postcard below is very nice and the clip art and type can be changed easily. In the meantime, my Basic Holiday Card Template is a very similar set up. Unfortunately as of 11/17/14 this card template offered by MCP Actions a few years ago is not available anymore – I will continue searching for it or a similar one as I really liked the card. Many of those templates are no longer available by various websites. Last year I attempted to provide some Christmas Card template links and resources as I was able to find them. This is going to be a short but sweet post since I posted on the updated Topaz Adjust 5 plug-in earlier this week. UPDATE: Since posting the information on the cards below, I have created my own card template for free download – see my Tidbits Blog “ Digital Lady Syd’s Free Christmas Card Template” – that can be used in Photoshop and Elements for your use and enjoyment! Also, check my newer blog Where to Find Those Cool Free Christmas Card Templates?
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