Create and send a free e-card or a printable card from gotfreecards.com
See our YouTube Channel for making cards.
Happy Independence Day in the USA!
Saturday, July 4, 2015
Happy 4th of July! Send a quick, free e-card!
US Independence Day is here!
Create and send a free e-card or a printable card from gotfreecards.com
See our YouTube Channel for making cards.
Happy Independence Day in the USA!
Create and send a free e-card or a printable card from gotfreecards.com
See our YouTube Channel for making cards.
Happy Independence Day in the USA!
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Happy Father's Day! Send your last minute free e-card or printable card
Father's Day is here!
Create and send a free e-card or a printable card from gotfreecards.com
This short video shows you how to create and send a contemporary, free card for Father's Day and any other occasion.
Visit our website and create and print your own free Father's Day Cards at home.
Happy Father's Day for June 21!
Create and send a free e-card or a printable card from gotfreecards.com
This short video shows you how to create and send a contemporary, free card for Father's Day and any other occasion.
Visit our website and create and print your own free Father's Day Cards at home.
Happy Father's Day for June 21!
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
How to Print your Greeting Cards front and back
Free Printable greeting cards for all occasions!
Choose from a multitude of pre-designed cards at gotfreecards.com and add your own touch with further graphics, stickers, text and your photos.
You can design and print your cards at home, as long as you have access to a printer.
This video will help you quickly understand how to print 2 sided (front and back) without errors and head scratching.
Visit our website and create and print your own Free Printable Greeting Cards at home.
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Tarjetas electrónicas gratis o tarjetas imprimibles para todas las ocasiones
Crear y enviar tarjetas de felicitación hermosas, libres.
Visite nuestro sitio web gotfreecards.com para crear, guardar y enviar tarjetas electrónicas gratis o tarjetas imprimibles para todas las ocasiones.
Este tutorial en español se muestra cómo guardar las tarjetas que estés diseñando, por lo que puede acabar con ellos más tarde, y tienen una base de datos de todas sus tarjetas.
Visite nuestro sitio web gotfreecards.com para crear, guardar y enviar tarjetas electrónicas gratis o tarjetas imprimibles para todas las ocasiones.
Este tutorial en español se muestra cómo guardar las tarjetas que estés diseñando, por lo que puede acabar con ellos más tarde, y tienen una base de datos de todas sus tarjetas.
Happy Father's Day greeting cards
Father's Day is around the corner.
Create and send a free e-card or a printable card from gotfreecards.com
This short video shows you how to create and send a contemporary, free card for Father's Day and any other occasion.
Visit our website and create and print your own free Father's Day Cards at home.
Happy Father's Day for June 21!
Create and send a free e-card or a printable card from gotfreecards.com
This short video shows you how to create and send a contemporary, free card for Father's Day and any other occasion.
Visit our website and create and print your own free Father's Day Cards at home.
Happy Father's Day for June 21!
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Watch YouTube videos - How to create & send FREE greeting cards
Yes, free!
Watch our YouTube videos on creating and sending free printable cards, e-cards, photo cards and so much more.
Happy Mother's Day!
Watch our YouTube videos on creating and sending free printable cards, e-cards, photo cards and so much more.
Happy Mother's Day!
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Create and save your own free Mother's Day cards
Mother's Day is around the corner. Have you created and sent a free a e-card or a printable card from gotfreecards.com ?
This short video shows you how to save a card you're working on, or have finished creating.
Visit our website and create and print your own Free Mother's Day Cards at home.
Happy Mother's Day for May 10!
This short video shows you how to save a card you're working on, or have finished creating.
Visit our website and create and print your own Free Mother's Day Cards at home.
Happy Mother's Day for May 10!
Friday, April 24, 2015
How to create free printable greeting cards at home
There’s just something about a paper greeting card that never loses its charm for some of us. We like to hold the greeting in our hands, feel the crisp paper, run our fingers over the words and pictures- as if we were trying to absorb the essence of the message. Most of all we like to see the handwritten notes and the signatures of our loved ones.
While ecards may be viewed instantly and forgotten over time, printed cards can be saved, cherished and shared for years. Although ecards have replaced printed cards in many instances as the more convenient, inexpensive and quick mode of wishing one another, printed cards still retain that special quality that electronic messages cannot convey effectively.
So, this holiday season, if you're thinking of sending out printed cards, but are not happy with the impersonal and expensive store-bought variety, you have a creative new option available at gotfreecards.com.
Printable cards! You can design and print your own cards at home, as long as you have access to a printer.
Visit our website and create and print your own Free Printable Greeting Cards at home.
You can personalize these cards with your own text, photographs from your computer, and sticker icons like cakes and hearts.
While ecards may be viewed instantly and forgotten over time, printed cards can be saved, cherished and shared for years. Although ecards have replaced printed cards in many instances as the more convenient, inexpensive and quick mode of wishing one another, printed cards still retain that special quality that electronic messages cannot convey effectively.
So, this holiday season, if you're thinking of sending out printed cards, but are not happy with the impersonal and expensive store-bought variety, you have a creative new option available at gotfreecards.com.
Printable cards! You can design and print your own cards at home, as long as you have access to a printer.
Visit our website and create and print your own Free Printable Greeting Cards at home.
You can personalize these cards with your own text, photographs from your computer, and sticker icons like cakes and hearts.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
How to create free photo FACE e-cards from your computer
Have you ever thought of inserting faces of your friends or family members on animated greeting cards and sending the cards to them?
Well now you can from your computer, for free!
Create free, fun animated e-cards with faces of friends and family members placed on top of animated characters.
Visit our website and create and send your own free Face e-cards from your computer.
Well now you can from your computer, for free!
Create free, fun animated e-cards with faces of friends and family members placed on top of animated characters.
Visit our website and create and send your own free Face e-cards from your computer.
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Video: MOTHER'S DAY 2015 Free Greeting Cards
Mother's Day is just around the corner, the 'Second Sunday in May' - May 10, 2015. Get excited about this lovely holiday and a little snippet of its history by watching this great little video, and then head on over to gotfreecards to send free Mother's Day e-cards, printable cards, and photo cards. Happy Mother's Day!
Visit our website and create and print your own Free Printable Mother's Day Cards at home.
Or send a free Mother's Day e-Card.
Visit our website and create and print your own Free Printable Mother's Day Cards at home.
Or send a free Mother's Day e-Card.
Monday, April 20, 2015
The History of Mother's Day
Second Sunday in May
Of course we’ll celebrate our mothers on the second Sunday in May, which falls on May 10th this year, 2015.
Many of us will show our mothers how special they are on this day, by giving them cards and taking them out to lunch or dinner, or perhaps even a vacation! About 133 million Mother's Day cards are exchanged annually. After Christmas, it's the second most popular holiday for giving gifts.
For those of us whose mothers have departed, we’ll remember them with love and honor -- as Anna Jarvis did in the early 20th century, laying the foundation for Mother’s Day.
It really started in the 1850s, when a community organizer Ann Reeves Jarvis—Anna's mother— held Mother's Day work clubs to improve the lives of babies. The women activists also cared for wounded soldiers from both sides during the U.S. Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
After the war, Ann Jarvis and other women organized Mother's Friendship Day picnics to foster peace in the United States. During these heady days of women nurturing a nation, Julia Ward Howe, the composer of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" issued a "Mother's Day Proclamation" in 1870, calling for women to lead the peace movement.
When Ann Reeve Jarvis died in 1905, her daughter Anna made it her mission to honor her mother by continuing Ann’s community work and to create a Mother’s Day to honor the mother in each family, just as she did her own.
On May 10, 1908, on invitation from Anna, families gathered in memorial in Ann Jarvis's hometown of Grafton, West Virginia. Spurred by Anna’s efforts, several states officially recognized Mother's Day, led by West Virginia in 1910. In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed the proclamation creating Mother’s Day, the second Sunday in May, as a national holiday to honor mothers.
In 1912, Anna Jarvis trademarked the phrases "second Sunday in May" and "Mother's Day", and created the Mother's Day International Association. She emphasized that "Mother's" should "be a singular possessive, for each family to honor its mother, not a plural possessive commemorating all mothers of the world."
"For Jarvis it was a day where you'd go home to spend time with your mother and thank her for all that she did," said historian Katharine Antolini of West Virginia Wesleyan College. "It wasn't to celebrate all mothers. It was to celebrate the best mother you've ever known—your mother—as a son or a daughter."
The special day Anna Jarvis set aside for her mother, and for each person’s mother, is now celebrated in many countries around the world, and most commonly on the second Sunday in May.
Wishing all families a Happy Mother’s Day on Sunday May 10, 2015.
Of course we’ll celebrate our mothers on the second Sunday in May, which falls on May 10th this year, 2015.
Many of us will show our mothers how special they are on this day, by giving them cards and taking them out to lunch or dinner, or perhaps even a vacation! About 133 million Mother's Day cards are exchanged annually. After Christmas, it's the second most popular holiday for giving gifts.
For those of us whose mothers have departed, we’ll remember them with love and honor -- as Anna Jarvis did in the early 20th century, laying the foundation for Mother’s Day.
It really started in the 1850s, when a community organizer Ann Reeves Jarvis—Anna's mother— held Mother's Day work clubs to improve the lives of babies. The women activists also cared for wounded soldiers from both sides during the U.S. Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
After the war, Ann Jarvis and other women organized Mother's Friendship Day picnics to foster peace in the United States. During these heady days of women nurturing a nation, Julia Ward Howe, the composer of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" issued a "Mother's Day Proclamation" in 1870, calling for women to lead the peace movement.
When Ann Reeve Jarvis died in 1905, her daughter Anna made it her mission to honor her mother by continuing Ann’s community work and to create a Mother’s Day to honor the mother in each family, just as she did her own.
On May 10, 1908, on invitation from Anna, families gathered in memorial in Ann Jarvis's hometown of Grafton, West Virginia. Spurred by Anna’s efforts, several states officially recognized Mother's Day, led by West Virginia in 1910. In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed the proclamation creating Mother’s Day, the second Sunday in May, as a national holiday to honor mothers.
In 1912, Anna Jarvis trademarked the phrases "second Sunday in May" and "Mother's Day", and created the Mother's Day International Association. She emphasized that "Mother's" should "be a singular possessive, for each family to honor its mother, not a plural possessive commemorating all mothers of the world."
"For Jarvis it was a day where you'd go home to spend time with your mother and thank her for all that she did," said historian Katharine Antolini of West Virginia Wesleyan College. "It wasn't to celebrate all mothers. It was to celebrate the best mother you've ever known—your mother—as a son or a daughter."
The special day Anna Jarvis set aside for her mother, and for each person’s mother, is now celebrated in many countries around the world, and most commonly on the second Sunday in May.
Wishing all families a Happy Mother’s Day on Sunday May 10, 2015.
Create and Print your own Free Printable Mother's Day Cards at home.
Or send a free Mother's Day e-Card.
Or send a free Mother's Day e-Card.
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