I have finally completed the process of making eco cajun business cards, and I am so excited about it. Over the past few months, I brainstormed different eco-friendly options, including recycled paper and plantable seed paper, but nothing fully caught my eye. Then, I was inspired by an Etsy shop owner (from whom I purchased a recycled material cat collar) and decided to get a stamp custom made, and use cardboard for the cards themselves. This way, I can make only as many as I need, instead of printing too many and having them sit around.
And now I have wonderful, unique business cards using existing cereal boxes. The stamp worked out great, thanks to a design by Michelle and a layout by clang(boom)snap. The ink pads I chose came from Amazon, though I'm still on the hunt for even better ink pads. (If anyone knows where to find soy ink pads, hit me up please!)
So, if you are interested in getting a custom stamp, for anything, head over to The Stamp Maker!
Have a beautiful spring weekend, and wear your green for the environment AND St. Patrick's Day!
Published in Times of Acadiana
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