Printable 'No Frills' Novelty Greeting Cards & Invitations

Free frugal FUNgus for the cheap amongus.

By Chris Dunmire

Tired of paying top-dollar for your store-bought greeting cards that get read and promptly round-filed? Don't need a card that sings, songs, holds money, or cleans up after you? If so, here's a totally No Frills solution you might like: free printable, bare-bones greeting cards and invitations that you simply download, print, sign your name to, and cheaply pass on to your recipient. Oh, and you're on your own for the envelope.

Cheap Printing Tips and Frugal Ideas:

I know you're going the frugal route here, but you're still going to have to print the card yourself. Hey, that's a great bargain since all the other work has been done for you! For best results, print these spiffy cards on thick paper or card stock. Now if you're really, really cheap, regular paper will work too. It will result in a flimsy card however, but it will support (flimsily) the cheap theme you're so keen on pursuing.

No Frills Novelty Cards Download Selection

All cards will download in a separate window in a PDF file one per page. If you want two of the same card, print it twice. Clever, eh?

Apology Card
PDF 110KB

Birthday Card
PDF 108KB

Cheer Up Card
PDF 108KB

Get Well Card
PDF 117KB

Good Luck Card
PDF 105KB

Graduation Card
PDF 105KB

Greeting Card (Generic)
PDF 105KB

Holiday Card
PDF 105KB

I Love You Card
PDF 106KB

Invitation Card (Generic)
PDF 105KB

Missing You Card
PDF 106KB

Party Invitation
PDF 104KB

Retirement Card
PDF 105KB

Thank You Card
PDF 106KB

See Ya Card
PDF 116KB

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About the Author | More by Chris Dunmire
Chris Dunmire is an artist, humorist, Kaizen-Muse creativity coach, and the driving force behind the popular Creativity Portal Web site. Chris inspires people of all ages with creativity articles, printable playbooks, and fun projects such as her world-famous Dollar Bill Origami Money Plant gift project plan e-book, now available for Amazon Kindle.

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7/25/08