I introduced you to the high tech way of having Santa coming to your house earlier today, and now I want to share with you an old-school/new school way as well!
Thanks to Blogger Connections, I was introduced to Easy FREE Santa Letter!
With this wonderful website, you can make a personalized letter from Santa, then DOWNLOAD it right to YOUR computer and print it out and have it available for your child within minutes!
I don't know about you, but I remember getting the personalized letters from Santa, that I'm sure Mom ordered through companies that required WEEKS to turn around. With the new computer technology, you can have these letters immediately, not in weeks!
I was given the chance to personalize and download multiple letters, envelopes AND an offical "Nice List" certificate! The site has 3 FREE letters and 11 letters that are ONLY $2.99 each!
Here's the sample of the "Child's Big Accomplishment" letter:
(The free letters allow you to enter child's name only. The Magic letters allow for more personalization).
As you can see, I entered her name and location, and then selected 2 different phrases to be included.
I was also able to then add the accomplishment I
wanted to highlight.
We have had some issues lately with picking up, so I wanted to stress that. I also thought it would be better to let her think he was watching her at school too! She's 3, there's a whole lot of accomplish-ment's, but I thought a more encompassing one would be better for this letter!
The colors are nice and bright and it downloads exactly as you see it on your screen when you order it!
When you order a Magic letter, you also get your choice of background paper (free letters have only 2 choices on paper) AND printed envelope.
I loved the print out version that you fold yourself- if was more 'elfish' and looks like it comes from Santa's workshop!
Plus it was fun making the envelope! Note that you do NOT put the
child whole address on the envelope. I sorta liked it better that way,
as I am putting her letters today, Tuesday ("Santa says thanks for the Snacks")and Friday ("Child Trying to be Good") in her Advent stocking (aka, the Advent box was way too small for the SMALL items I had bought for her, so we used a stocking that was sent to instead!).
I plan on giving kiddo her certificate out with the 'leftovers' from Santa, as a gift to her, along with the little mouse cup from Starbucks, that Santa is leaving for her!
I know she'll be enthralled to ACTUALLY have a certificate from Santa!
AND even more so that Rudolph signed it too!
The certificate is adorable and a nice touch to the company's selection!
I LOVE this company and will gladly use them again next year and I HIGHLY recommend them! The letters are too cute and their personalization is perfect for helping kids to think Santa is always watching them! AND it's great to be able to pass on a tradition! So go check them out today and download your free letter and see if you want to make a couple more too!
Disclosure / Disclaimer: I received these products, free of charge, from Easy Free Santa Letter, through Blogger COnnections, for review purposes. No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about them either.
Thanks to Blogger Connections, I was introduced to Easy FREE Santa Letter!With this wonderful website, you can make a personalized letter from Santa, then DOWNLOAD it right to YOUR computer and print it out and have it available for your child within minutes!
I don't know about you, but I remember getting the personalized letters from Santa, that I'm sure Mom ordered through companies that required WEEKS to turn around. With the new computer technology, you can have these letters immediately, not in weeks!
I was given the chance to personalize and download multiple letters, envelopes AND an offical "Nice List" certificate! The site has 3 FREE letters and 11 letters that are ONLY $2.99 each!
Here's the sample of the "Child's Big Accomplishment" letter:(The free letters allow you to enter child's name only. The Magic letters allow for more personalization).
As you can see, I entered her name and location, and then selected 2 different phrases to be included.
I was also able to then add the accomplishment I
wanted to highlight.
We have had some issues lately with picking up, so I wanted to stress that. I also thought it would be better to let her think he was watching her at school too! She's 3, there's a whole lot of accomplish-ment's, but I thought a more encompassing one would be better for this letter!
The colors are nice and bright and it downloads exactly as you see it on your screen when you order it!
I loved the print out version that you fold yourself- if was more 'elfish' and looks like it comes from Santa's workshop!
Plus it was fun making the envelope! Note that you do NOT put the
child whole address on the envelope. I sorta liked it better that way,
as I am putting her letters today, Tuesday ("Santa says thanks for the Snacks")and Friday ("Child Trying to be Good") in her Advent stocking (aka, the Advent box was way too small for the SMALL items I had bought for her, so we used a stocking that was sent to instead!).
I plan on giving kiddo her certificate out with the 'leftovers' from Santa, as a gift to her, along with the little mouse cup from Starbucks, that Santa is leaving for her!I know she'll be enthralled to ACTUALLY have a certificate from Santa!
AND even more so that Rudolph signed it too!
The certificate is adorable and a nice touch to the company's selection!
I LOVE this company and will gladly use them again next year and I HIGHLY recommend them! The letters are too cute and their personalization is perfect for helping kids to think Santa is always watching them! AND it's great to be able to pass on a tradition! So go check them out today and download your free letter and see if you want to make a couple more too!
Disclosure / Disclaimer: I received these products, free of charge, from Easy Free Santa Letter, through Blogger COnnections, for review purposes. No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about them either.
