They created it by having all the employees pose with Christmas props like candy canes and snowmen in front of colorful backdrops. It was sent in a cellophane package with a cardboard backing, just like the old stamp sheets. I just think it is so creative and oh-so-fun! Notice the funny filler spots, too like Ebenser Scrooge. The year (03) replaces the usual amount and the holiday words mimic a stamp design. I hope I have the opportunity to use this great idea someday!
xmas in july :: christmas card
Before motherhood and event planning, I was a landscape architect. The firm I worked for collaborated with an architecture firm out of New York City, Butler Rogers Baskett, on a few projects. Not only are they are great firm, but they also win the best company Christmas card I have ever seen! I loved it so much that I have saved it for years. It's a replica of a sheet of stamps - remember those?
They created it by having all the employees pose with Christmas props like candy canes and snowmen in front of colorful backdrops. It was sent in a cellophane package with a cardboard backing, just like the old stamp sheets. I just think it is so creative and oh-so-fun! Notice the funny filler spots, too like Ebenser Scrooge. The year (03) replaces the usual amount and the holiday words mimic a stamp design. I hope I have the opportunity to use this great idea someday!
They created it by having all the employees pose with Christmas props like candy canes and snowmen in front of colorful backdrops. It was sent in a cellophane package with a cardboard backing, just like the old stamp sheets. I just think it is so creative and oh-so-fun! Notice the funny filler spots, too like Ebenser Scrooge. The year (03) replaces the usual amount and the holiday words mimic a stamp design. I hope I have the opportunity to use this great idea someday!
Love it...what a GREAT idea!
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