In a world of digital communication, there's still something special about receiving a heartfelt personalised greeting card.
From Weddings to Anniversaries, New homes and New babies, these personalised greeting cards capture moments in life and carry sentiments that hold a deeper meaning.
Based on the feedback I've received from customers, it's evident that my cards aren't just gestures; they're frame-worthy keepsakes.
So what can you do to preserve these cherished memories for years to come?
Frame them!
Framing personalised greeting cards not only allows you to display them as beautiful pieces of artwork, but it also serves as a physical reminder of the special moments and emotions they represent.
By framing your personalised greeting cards, you can create a personalised gallery of memories that will bring joy and nostalgia every time you lay eyes on them. It's the perfect way to preserve and admire your cherished memories.
Memories are precious, and they provide a window into our past. They remind us of who we are, where we've been, and the people and events that have shaped our lives.
Preserving these memories is essential to maintain a connection to our personal history and the emotions associated with those moments.
Personalised greeting cards, with their heartfelt messages (The Mother's Day card below is a perfect example of this) and beautiful designs, are one such vehicle for capturing and preserving these memories.
Choosing the frame for your personalised greeting cards
Framing personalised greeting cards takes their preservation to a whole new level. By turning them into framed pieces of art, you transform them into timeless treasures that can be displayed prominently in your home or office.
When choosing a frame for your greeting cards, consider factors such as card size, design, and overall aesthetic appeal.
For all Mollycat Studio personalised greeting cards, you'll need a 5X7 inch frame. You can choose from a variety of frame styles, including sleek and modern designs, ornate and vintage-inspired frames, or minimalist and contemporary options.
The oak frames pictured in this blog have all been purchased from a UK company called Hampton frames
Tips for Framing Mollycat Studio personalised greeting cards
To ensure you do justice to your cherished memories, follow these tips for effective card framing:
1. Clean the cards: Before framing, gently clean the cards to remove any dust or dirt. Use a soft, lint-free cloth or a brush designed for delicate surfaces.
2. Remove the glass/ plastic from the frame - this will prevent the crochet hearts from getting squashed.
3. If you'd like to display the message inside the card alongside the card itself, you will be using a double aperture frame.
You need to cut the card in half, to do this you will need a cutting mat, safety ruler and a sharp craft knife (my favourite is a swann morton craft knife with a No 11 blade)
- Work on a stable, flat surface to prevent slips or accidents.
- Ensure your cutting mat and ruler are clean.
- Place your personalised greeting card on the cutting mat and hold the ruler firmly in place on the fold line of the card.
- Hold the craft knife with your other hand making sure you keep your fingers away from the cutting edge.
- Apply gentle pressure along the fold line and cut your card in half.
If wooden frames aren't to your taste, you might like these
Glass frame from Paper High Gifts
Vibrant wood frame from Your frame shop UK
Cream linen frame from Photo frames and art
Mollycat Studio - Personalised greeting cards designed to be framed
Framing your favourite personalised greeting cards is the perfect way to preserve and cherish your cherished memories. By transforming these cards into framed pieces of art, you elevate them from sentimental objects to timeless treasures that can be proudly displayed around your home. So, next time you receive a heartfelt greeting card, have a think how framing it can turn it into a cherished memory.