Presenting printable cards from Card Delights! Our creative artists have done most of the work for you in designing our new line of cards. Each card is a .pdf file with everything you need on one 8½ x 11 sheet. Best of all, the cards can be used as many times as you want. Just type a personal message in the text boxes provided, print the page using a color printer on cardstock, and then trim, fold and embellish with the accessories provided.

Tip: Try printing on vellum, then adhering the card front and accessories to white or colored cardstock.

Choose from a variety of Valentine cards now available for only $1.50 each.

Nothing says Valentine’s Day quite like chocolate, and Lettering Delights candy bar wrappers are the perfect way to combine yummy chocolate with a sweet sentiment. With fun and playful designs for children, friends, neighbors and loved ones, valentine candy bar wrappers are simple and easy to use. Just wrap them over a 1.55 oz. (regular, standard size) candy bar. With ten different designs available, you’re sure to find one right for each of your valentines.

Order each wrapper design for just $1, or purchase a bundle of 5 for only $3.

Our new Card Delights printable cards are easy to make and can be as versatile as you want. You can print and go, or you can add some extra touches. Shown here is the Love You card. Here’s how to duplicate this card:

1. Type your desired message on the card front, card insert (inside) and tag. Print with a color printer on cardstock. Cut out all elements, and fold the card in half.
2. Use walnut ink or color coordinated ink to give an aged look to the edges of the card and accents.
3. Mat the card insert (with your personalized text) on a color coordinated piece of cardstock. Use walnut ink or color coordinated ink to age the edges of the cardstock. Adhere the matted insert to the inside of the card.
4. Write a personal message on the blank tag. Adhere the tag inside the card towards the top, overlapping the card insert.
5. For a personalized touch, cut out the inside of the small frame accent and put a photo of yourself behind the frame. Adhere the frame and photo to the front of the card, next to the button.
6. Punch a 1/8-1/4” hole through the center of the button on the remaining tag. Attach the tag to a vase of color coordinated roses with a 1’ length of ribbon.

Give the gift to your sweetheart, and enjoy the reaction that your heartfelt gift creates

Sending expressions of love has been a Valentine’s Day tradition for many years; commercial valentines were first introduced in the United States in the 1840s. Who was the woman who first designed, produced and sold valentines in the US?

Send your answer to fontrivia@LetteringDelights.com with ‘grin & win’ on the subject line. All correct answers will be entered in a drawing to receive your choice of any in-stock Lettering Delights CD. Please include your mailing address and the CD you would prefer with your entry.