business cards

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should have posted about this ages ago, as i've had my new business cards for a month now...
but, i get busy!
so many beers to try...

i ordered these mini cards from moo and i love them!
and so does everyone i have shown them to.
(excuse the lousy photo of them, hopefully i'll take a better one soon...  you know, right after i finish another few beers...)


if you have a desire to have some lovely business cards too, please, please, please click on their ad here on my blog and i'll get a commission from your purchase!  buy me a sip of beer, c'mon, do it!
(oy with the shamelessness already!)

these are the mini cards - and they're soooooo cute!
they're 3cm x 7cm
half the size of a regular business card
easy to carry in a wallet
fun to pass out to people
not to brag or anything (okay, i'm totally bragging here) all of my friends have taken all three from me because they're just so fun!
must try to foist them on strangers...

they also make regular sized business cards, postcards and the like
in their designs
or with your own photos or artwork
and... you can choose as many images as you want for a set of cards
order 50 cards, use 50 images
order 100 cards, use 3 images and get 33 of each (plus one for those who want to question my math abilities)
and on and on
you can choose recycled card stock or glossy card stock
pick your colours, pick your font

the possibilities are endless
the cards are high quality
its a win-win situation!

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