It’s seems like Summer just ended, but it’s really not too soon to start thinking about your holiday portrait session and the cards that you get to share to make all your friends green with envy . I know Fall will be gone in a snap, so book early to beat the Holiday rush.

These designs are all currently available this season. They are printed on thick, textured card stock and come with envelopes! Set of 25. Your design is customized with your preferred image(s) from your session, of course. The adorable kids and babies below are just examples!

Let’s take a look. If you want to view any of these larger, just Right-Click on the image and then choose “View Image.”

I love the classic look of this design.

The peekaboo cut-out on the front of this card is adorable.

When you want something a little extra frou-frou.

I looooove this one. Modern, minimal, and cute!

Also modern and minimal, but soothing and earthy.

A little vintage. Turquoise blue with ruby red is one of my favorite Holiday color palettes. It’s beautiful, but not so common, though, that you see it on everyone else’s holiday cards.

Some Victorian-inspired indulgence. I love the earthy tones of this as well.

I like all of these designs. (Of course! I wouldn’t present anything that I didn’t like ) If I had to choose just one favorite, I’d choose #4. Which design would you choose?

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Each portrait print is mounted on mat board. You can easily prop them up on an easel to display on your desk. You won’t have to worry about accidentally wrinkling or folding the paper.

A lustre coating helps reduce fingerprints, and a fine art linen texture adds an extra level of refinement. The back of each portrait print is adorned with a pretty design. These look lovely from any angle.

Who doesn’t love ribbon? A dainty satin ribbon helps to gently lift your portraits from the box.

Check out all these awesome ideas for displaying these gems around your home. What kind of portraits would you put in your own custom-designed photo box? How would you display them? I’d love to hear your ideas!

Just imagine snuggling up with your kids and reminiscing together with a beautiful family album like this.

This album is completely personalized, inside and out. The layouts and images can span an entire two-page spread. They are also full bleed. This means that they go all the way to the edges. No precious real estate is wasted here, and your images can be as big as the pages that contain them. You can also include your messages to or about your child or family, so that they can revisit your thoughts for years to come.

The best part about this album is that you don’t have to keep it behind a glass case when you’re looking at it with your children. It’s sturdy and durable. You won’t have to worry about accidentally wrinkling and denting the pages, because the pages are not mere paper! The pages are handmade with true photographic paper with mat board sandwiched in between.

The images on the two sides of the spread are not split in the middle (the gutter). You have one continuous spread that can showcase a huge 12×24-inch image.

The album is bound so that you can lay the pages completely flat when the album is open. There are no annoying pages that flip back as soon as you take your hand away!

A sophisticated box safeguards your treasured family heirloom.

Let’s talk about how you can have your own heirloom family album created for you!

When I finally got everything unwrapped, I was not disappointed. The canvases are stunning, and I can’t say enough good things about them! I’m pretty darn picky, too, so that’s saying a lot. They are spot on, compared to what I see on my monitor.

I made two types: one type with the photo wrapped around to the edge, the other type with decorative borders–damask for my girls and fleur de lis for my boy.

My canvases came with hanging hardware already attached. They are ready to display on the wall, and there’s no need to frame them.

They are so luxurious and artful. They turn a plain room into a museum. They turn kids’ portraits into modern art. These are all 16×20 inches in size. 16×20 sounds really big, but I actually think that they are small enough to hang as a collection, rather than individually.

I temporarily put my canvases onto my garden fence, because I thought the wood texture and the natural surroundings were the perfect backdrop for these gorgeous, streamlined pieces. You should’ve seen me dash in and out of the garden with my hammer and nails, camera, and canvases, trying to dodge the bouts of rain.

I say to my eyes: Dinner—   Is—   Served.

If you’re still looking for something that you can DIY quickly and easily, I found this sweet idea by Twig and Thistle.  Isn’t it deliciously brilliant? I like how it’s so simple, but so personal.