Virtual Doll Christmas Card Swap: Download the Cards!

 Yay! Thank you all for such a successful Christmas card swap! I loved seeing all of your cards, and how they're all so different from each other, and so unique and individual... it's really, really neat.
I would like to apologize for taking so long to get these up. I just finished a release for my etsy shop, Zellawear (which I failed to tell you all about... again.) on Wednesday, then I had to ship everything out and that took up a lot of time... But now I can share with you all the cards that we got!
At the end of this post, I will link you to a .doc that you can print out, so you'll have your own little dolly versions of them!
For now, let's take a closer look at the cards, and see who made them! (since it'll be near impossible to read the credits when they're all tiny and printed out. 

From Treasured Friendships with a Flair

From Tea Time with Melody Q

From American Girl Collage

From Carrot and Claire

From Oh My Dollies Family

From Forever Love Dolls

From Photo AG Dolls

 

 

From Polka Dot Bee

Again, thank you all so much for participating! This couldn't have happened with out all of you hard work. Thanks for making this possible.
Here is the link to the document. Please let me know if there's anything glitchy about it, such as it won't load, or the doll cards are too big if you print them.
Merry Christmas Everyone!
-Jeneca

Reminder: Don't forget about the Virtual Christmas Card Swap!

I know how hard it is to remember. I forget things constantly, then remember when it's too late. I'd hate for anyone to get left out of this, so don't forget to post links to your doll Christmas cards here!

(Don't have a clue what I'm jabbering about? Don't worry, some times I don't either! (I'm kidding... mostly...) Read this post to get all filled in. I'd love to have you join in as well!)
And because this post is just a paragraph or two long, let's have a nice little picture...

Virtual Doll Christmas Card Swap of 2014!

DEADLINE DECMEBER 17th 2014
So yesterday, I had an idea. It was this girl that made me think of it, (to give credit where credit is due).
 I saw her adorable doll Christmas card that she made. It looks just like those family photo cards that us humans take and send to everyone we know every holiday.
It got me thinking.
If you can make doll Christmas cards that look just like the real ones... why not send them to everyone you know? I thought.
Then I realized something easier... a gigantic virtual Christmas card swap.... of dolly sized christmas cards!
You can print everyone's little Christmas cards out and plaster them over your doll fridge, just like your family does to your fridge every year!
But how would all these cards be organized in one place, you may be asking?
Good question.

Starting today, December 2nd, you can comment below a link to your doll sized Christmas Card that you can make, so I can see it. All December I'll be compiling a printable document that, towards the end of the month, I will post on the blog for you to download and then print out dozens  of little doll sized Christmas Cards to glue to your fridge!
Want to know another plus side of this? Not only will I compile all the cards into a doll sized printable, I will (if I can) post the doll sized cards in one big blog post, that will include a link back to your blog! Free advertising!
Want to know another plus side? You don't have to celebrate Christmas to join in, just whatever holiday you celebrate. Hanukkah , etc. All holidays welcome.
But now, you're probably wondering, how do I even make a Christmas card, Jeneca?! What's it supposed to look like?!

First question, where do you make it?  Picmonkey. Super duper easy site that offers many wonderful free tools. How? Slap a picture of all your dolls next to some cute text, pictures and backgrounds and bam. You've got a card. You could even make a small collage, if you prefer. It can be as simply as you like, or as complicated as you like.

So what do you think about this? Comment down below with any questions or comments you have, I'd love to hear what you have to say!
-Jeneca

(P.S. Don't bothering printing out the card I have above... it's just an example card that I made with an ancient picture so I'd have something to show, because I haven't gotten a chance to take Christmas photos of my girlies!)