Christmas Cards
In 2012 I was still doing screenprinting at the house. I had a manual one color press that I used for shirts and stuff but was able to easily use it for paper as well. I designed and printed some Halloween prints with it and it went well enough I figured I could do Christmas cards that way as well.
I used a nice cream colored blank card and set it up for a three color print by doing each color in batches. Green first, then red, then black on top. You can see in the photo (Taken with a Windows Phone btw.) where the registration wasn't exact but that's what the super thick black lines were for. I was using tape to hold the card on the wooden pallet.
But they came out good and I sent them on to everyone that year. The past several years I haven't made the time to make any cards at all. Everyone else gets a family photo and has them printed up online to send out to everyone. It's just always too late to start when I start getting them in the mail in December.
Then I saw this girl who does a printed zine called The Cloud Report that had that same look of being screen printed. She has them printed with a Risogrpah service in town that is basically very similar to the way I screen printed in color batches but it's on a drum roller and printed like any normal printer.
I no longer have my screen printing equipment nor do I have access to a place with a Riso printer. But I could still draw some up and get them made anyway. Just a thought.