By age 9, I was making my own greeting cards. My mother cherished them and, to my surprise, has held on to a few (like the ones shown here) for more than 25 years. Now, I've come full circle. I still design greeting cards, but with much more than a box of Crayola markers and poster board paper. Using the latest design technology and professional printing services, I've created a line of stationery products. My most recent offering, invitations and announcements, will make people feel special that you wanted to share an important moment in your life.
An eye-catching invitation makes a statement. It's much more thoughtful than a last minute telephone invite and certainly more memorable than an electronic one sitting in your inbox. At QT Creations, a team of talented artists design invitations and announcements that connect with people. Each set is so fabulous that your family and friends can't wait to RSVP.
At 8 years old, I sold greeting cards door-to-door in our small neighborhood for a catalog company that paid me in toys and gadgets. Of course, I didn't do it for the trinkets. I've always been a people person so I loved to chit chat with the neighbors. As I delivered each order I would watch my customers smile while sorting through the beautiful cards with messages that were sweet and often sappy, but that was typical of cards back then.