Handmade Greeting Card Businesses

Here are some examples of artists who design and sell their handmade greeting cards.

The best thing about handmade cards is that they are a card-and-gift in one.  Even though they often cost more than a printed card, a handmade card is still an elegant and inexpensive gift.

There are a wider variety of different styles of handmade cards because you can add embellishments and textures, which is very difficult to do on a commercially printed card.

To learn more about the artist and their business, please click on their website link under the card.

Rhodyart http://www.etsy.com/shop/rhodyart Lin Collette

Specialty Cards 4U www.specialtycards4u.com Julie Strickland

Little Works Design Studio www.littleworks.co.za Michele Basset

Steel Petal Press http://steelpetalpress.com Shayna Norwood (Letterpress)

Pink Bathtub Designs http://pinkbathtub.com Noelle Griskey

Lil' Bug Productions www.coroflot.com/lilbug Linda Rodriguez Nunez

Say it www.sayithandmade.co.uk Laura Pyke

February Stars http://www.februarystarsinc.com/index.html Marie Jensen

Moving Messages www.moving-messages.com Margy Bresslour

Stitched Cards www.StitchedCards.com Jeni Shirley

 Downward Dog Photography http://downwarddogphotography.zenfolio.com/photocards Terra Fondriest (hand-mounted)

 TaylorMade4u http://www.taylormade4u.ecrater.com/ Monica Taylor

Crafty Lil’ Lel www.craftylillel.blogspot.co.uk  Lesley Fox

Painted Cottage https://www.etsy.com/shop/paintdcottage Judith Cheng

Connecting Dotz ConnectingDotz.com Susan Fassberg (Letterpress embossed)

Stamp with Marilyn www.stampwithmarilyn.com Marilyn San Clemente

Ginny Brown's Handmade Japanese Cards email

Bianca benedettacrafty@yahoo.com www.benedettacrafty.com

Sanctuary Designs

Quilted Cards by Heidi Rand http://GardenDelightsArts.com Garden Delights Arts and Crafts

Fabric Cards by Dianne Schlegel www.kalicokards.com