How can I personalise my note cards?

Written By Sophie Warn

I am so glad you asked! Here at Daisy Chain Stationery we are all about creating note cards just for you. Note cards that will feel special to send and just as special to receive.

When it comes to the design, font, text or card stock, the choice is yours.

It can be as simple as adding your name or address, or you can let your personality shine through in the colour and design you choose and have some fun along the way.

Let’s have a look at the 4 main ways you can personalise your note cards.

1)    Personalise your note cards in the drawing or design you choose.

This is the fun bit! Browse our growing range of drawings and choose one perfect for you or your gift recipient.

After something classic? Check out our choice of monograms.  Are you a lover of fashion? Perhaps the red high heels would be fun. If writing is your hobby, the ink pot or typewriter would be great options to check out.

We plan to keep adding to our selection of designs and we are always open to new drawing ideas that you might have.

2)    Personalise your note cards by choosing your font

By choosing your font you can subtly change the feel of your note card.

Snell Roundhand and Saveage LET are lovely and soft and Didot is a good choice if you after something classic. American Typewriter and Noteworthy are more casual and fun while Gill Sans is modern and minimal.

3)    Personalise your note card by adding some personalised text.

The sky is the limit here. There is no right or wrong.

You can simply add your name or your address but you could also add a lovely quote or personal sign off.

4)    Personalise your note card by choosing your card stock.

At Daisy Chain Stationery we have 4 different card stock to choose from.

Two textured stock (linen and felt), a smooth ‘bright white’ card and also a fabulous 100% recycled card option.

I love them all and can help you decide if you need some guidance.

Whatever you choose to personalise your note cards, remember, you always have the option to request a draft to be emailed to you. That way you can make sure you are 100% happy prior to print.

I can’t wait to see what you choose.

Sophie Warn