Here are more cards to print out & enjoy for computer users. Some are on a full page - so print as usual! Make sure your print options are set for "portrait" (you'll also need to "zero out" your margins - they'll automatically reset to 0.25 for the top, right, & left margins. The bottom margin resets to 0.46). Otherwise, Click Here for printing instructions for the "half page" images.

I recently found some of the cards had "lost" some of their color - I have fixed as many as I could find; if I should find any more, I will fix them too.

For the inside text that is on the top of the page on some of my newer cards - put the printed card face back in the feed tray with the image face up & facing the front of the printer - image toward you & the blank half away from you.
I hope you like them.

I use the HP 842C & the HP 1350 PSC to print my cards & they print very well. My sister-in-law has the 812C & there seems to be a difference between the printers. Please do a "test print" first to make sure the cards print correctly for you. If they don't you may need to reset your margins or resizing the card may be the only option. If you do have a problem or question, please e-mail me, the addy is below.



Click here for printing instructions. Printing instructions are for HP, Lexmark Z12 (thanks go to Mike Balzer for this info) & Canon printers. Please print out the instructions for future reference.

For those of you who have a special image or picture; Here is a link to Keith's Card Maker. You can use your own image & make the card there if you don't find what you need on my site.
Keith's Card Maker



I would like to thank the following people for their help, support, & encouragement. Some sent images, proof read my card text, offered their help, & encouraged me while I was building this site.
Thanks to Holly, Sherry, Linn, Tweety & Eric. A special thank you goes to Robert M. Reiter & Marty for offering advice & testing my site & providing the instructions for Canon printers. Thanks also to Cindy; & Patsy North [for her contribution of her verses for an Apology Card & "To My Sister"]! Another important Thank You goes to my friend Marge, who encouraged me to resize some cards & put them out there for computer users! Thanks also to Jan for her help with finding images for my cards & recommending a great ng & Jill from that same ng who gave me permission to use her Sympathy Card on my site. A very special thank you goes to my husband John who always said "you can't cook on it!"



I would also like to list some of the places I have gotten my graphics to make my cards with. I used gifs & jpgs from the following sites (plus others some people have sent to me):
Draac's Free Gifs
NaNa Mar's
Anne's Place
Lady Oh's
Patrick's Free Graphics 4 Webbers
Humor World
and
Cyberkittin's Gifs
This was a great newsgroup (Web TV only) Where I learned so much. People would post & share their images & work. (Ms LauraLou "retired" the newsgroup some time ago).
MsLauraLou's NG
I know I've missed a few names, so please forgive me if I did not mention you: Ms Laura Lou, Dee Da Brat, PK, Barbara, BW, Pops, Barbara Hallmark, Pat, Ansin, & Beckie.



My Mother wrote a poem & entered it in a contest. She won & it was published! Please click here to read it.

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*Important* Printing Instructions - Please Read!
These instructions are for the Hewlett Packard printer. The Canon models print differently only slightly.

• Be sure to uncheck "print background" & "print date & url" from printer options.
• Print out the face of the card you want. Let it dry well so it doesn't smear.
• Put the paper back in the printer feed tray with the image you just printed face up & toward the back of the printer (blank half, toward the front of the printer).
• Pick the inside text you want & print - the image will be on the card face with the text inside on the bottom half of the card. Let it dry, then fold.
• Envelopes can be purchased at any large office supply store.
• *Printing Instructions for Canon Printers*
• Follow the above steps with the exception that your image is face down as opposed to face up with the HP Printer.
• For the inside text that is on the top of the page on some of my newer cards - put the printed card face back in the feed tray with the image face up & facing the front of the printer - the blank half away from you.