JoanneS

I love them too. I've seen them at quilt shows - expensive IMHO. I've received them as gifts and love to use them.

I make my own to give with quilts. I take a picture of the quilt with my digital camera, print it & glue it to a blank card. I write my message inside. I put a picture of the back of the quilt on the back of the card. If I could figure out how to print the picture on the card, I'd do it that way- but when I've tried, I've failed dismally - LOL.

Actually, these cards PLUS having a picture for my quilt album are the reason I asked DH to give me a digital camera for Christmas many years ago. I usually finish a wedding gift quilt at the last minute and never had time to have a 'regular' picture developed.

pjnesler

Great idea, hope I remember it when I'm in a pinch for a card!

thepolyparrot

Quilt in a Day carries quite a few different ones:
http://quiltinaday.com/search/default.asp?search=cards

I've seen the ones in the first post there, but I don't see them now. I love QIAD, but finding something in particular on their site can be difficult.

dsch

On Monday of this week, I saw some note cards that matched a western themed quilt @ Martha's Quilting Corner in Shiner, TX. She has a website; maybe she can give you some insight.

Gerbie

Debbie, I've never seen any quilting cards, those are darling. Where did you find them?

KwiltyKahy

I got mine at an LQS

gramquilter2

I make my own quilting/embroidery cards and send them for all occasions. The LQS also carries quilting cards and note pads.

plainpat

What soft wear is best for making cards? I'm on MacBook....if that matters.

Jennifer22206

I do digital art, and I usually use Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro (have versions 5-X), Daz3D, Poser and a ton of other things. But that's for artwork. You can make it work in Microsoft Paint

BrendaB

I got some in an Amish store and love them. I haven't seen them anywhere else, but have not checked on line.