8 thoughts on “ 3D Printed Greeting Cards ” Galane says: December 20, 2016 at 10:40 pm Should be able to clip the paper to the printer bed then print and bond plastic directly to it. Report ...

As 2021 progresses and more brick-and-mortar stores reopen, the days of the surprise renaissance for e-cards could be numbered. Though a spokeswoman for American Greetings said recent holidays ...

Enthusem.com is a new website that lets users print out greetings cards that are connected to online content. For example, you could take a picture with your iPhone and turn it into a printed ...

Greeting card companies have weathered some tough times as more people send good wishes online. But millennials are purchasing more cards, which has helped stabilize the industry.

In today’s changing era, print on demand greeting cards remain highly valued. These unique works of art that can be personalized and customized provide an outlet for expressing emotions. For ...

Hallmark’s physical “Gift Card Greetings” cards include a built-in digital gift card. The cards are $4.99 and are available now. Writing something nice inside makes up for a lazy gift.

UK online greeting card and gifting platform, Moonpig, has launched in Australia, making its range available for delivery via ...

Printed greeting cards, even in their earlier incarnations, welcomed their exotic cousins – the novelty cards, which distanced themselves from the bog-standard monotony of plain text.

Moonpig has launched in Australia, offering customers a new way to send personalised cards and gifts across the country.

In 1908, Takuboku Ishikawa (1886-1912), a poet born in Iwate Prefecture, sent a brush-written “nengajo” (New Year’s greeting card) to the linguist Kyosuke Kindaichi (1882-1971), a fellow ...