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Christmas cards: village, holly and reindeer in three styles

Christmas cards — a snowy village at dusk, small steep-roofed houses with warm lit windows, a church spire behind them and slow falling snow, elegant gold-foil-look card art, smooth metallic sheen on the motif and a flowing script hand for the words

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Reading 1Village
Reading 2Holly
Reading 3Reindeer

A Christmas card is a small canvas that has to say a lot: a snowy village with lit windows, a single sprig of holly, a Scandinavian reindeer. These nine are drawn as the folded card front — gold-foil-look script for the traditional send, hand-painted folk pattern for the cozy one, loose watercolor for the quiet one — printed two to a sheet with a fold line, the inside left blank for your own note. Ask for a different color or a dog in the scene and it redraws.

  • a holiday card to fold and mail
  • a family Christmas card with a photo added later
  • a set to print two-up and cut
  • a thank-you card in the same design family

Frequently asked questions

What size are the folded cards?
Each sheet is drawn at portrait A4 with two card fronts and a fold line, so a single sheet makes two finished cards after cutting and folding.
Is the inside of the card printed too?
No — the inside is left blank on purpose, for your own handwritten note; only the front design is drawn.
Can I change the colors or add something personal?
Yes — type a direction like 'in blue and silver' or 'with a dog in it' and the same three styles redraw around it.
Does MERRY CHRISTMAS print exactly, or do I add my own words?
Where a design carries text — the gold-foil script version — it's spelled exactly as shown; the plainer scenes are wordless, ready for your own greeting.

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