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#ProudlyPrinted – the #PrintedGoodwill Edition

To celebrate the festive season we offered one lucky customer the opportunity to design our Printed.com official 2018 seasonal Card, Envelope and Sticker. Not only will the winning design get into the hands of Printed.com customers and printing partners, but as this is the season of giving, we’re offered £1,000 worth of Printed.com points to gift to our winner’s chosen charity.

After receiving an abundance of entries, and much deliberation, we chose our winner – Clo’s Line, with her adorable ‘Where’s Jolly’ Greeting Card Design and LittleBird Weddings as our runner up. But, with so many great entries, we couldn’t stop there. So, we’ve rounded them all up right here for you! If you’re not already feeling festive, you will be after taking a leisurely scroll through these gorgeous designs!

 

DH Creative Arts

Nothing says ‘Christmas’ more than a wreath and we love this simple yet striking design from DH Creative Arts. This design was created for Mind Charity.

 

 

 

Clo’s Line

This design was inspired by ‘Where’s Wally?’ (or in this case… ‘Where’s Jolly?’) and was created in aid of Social Bite, a charity that’s on a mission to build a collaborative movement to end homelessness in Scotland.

 

 

 

Rumble Cards

This fun salt n pepper design was created by Rumble Cards, and it’s in aid of Coppa Feel

 

 

 

Aim Designs

Aim Designs got us feeling all festive with her ‘Jingle All The Way’ design, designed for Cynthia Spencer Charity.

 

 

 

Louisa Thorne

Louisa Thorne’s adorable deer design ticks all the boxes this Christmas, we just love the snowflake details too! It was created in aid of the wonderful Helena’s Hospice Foundation.

 

 

 

Courtney Blades Shop

Designed for The British Heart Foundation, this design comes from the heart, as Courtney Blades was born with congenital heart disease herself.

 

 

 

I Do Invites

Not her usual gorgeous Wedding Invite style, but wonderful nonetheless, this cute bear card was created by I Do Invites for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

 

 

 

Letters And Lines Art

It’s never to early to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year! And this typographic design does just that! We love it! Created in aid of
Mencap 
Letter and Lines Art should be proud of this fabulous design!

 

 

 

Ink Pudding

This Christmas, lets keep in touch! What a lovely message, and it’s in aid of Young People Matter.

 

 

 

Katherine Cory

Who doesn’t love snowflakes made from Christmas symbols? Yup, look closer, that’s not just any old snowflake! It’s made up of Santa hats and candy canes, trees, ribbons and gifts! How cool?! This one’s for ME Association too.

 

 

 

 

Blooming Lovely Designs

Happy Birthday Ernst August Friedrich Rusta, and a Merry Christmas too is the message behind this Card from Blooming Lovely Designs. Celebrating the birth of the electron microscope in 1928 these cards highlight the importance of this essential tool in the advancement of modern science. ValleyHouse.org.uk are the charity that Blooming Lovely Designs chose too – they’re a local charity  based in Coventry. They house Teenage Parents and Domestic Violence sufferers.

 

 

 

Tracy Botanical Illustration

Something a little different adorns these Cards from Tracy Botanical Illustration – Picea smithiana West Himalayan Spruce to be exact! They were designed for Maggies Oxford.

 

 

 

Squaire UK

For one card and one card only, Squaire’s going rectangular in the name of charity! You might need to turn your head though as this card is designed to let the recipient decide if they’ve been naughty or nice by which way up the card goes. It was created by Squaires in aid of Alzheimer’s Society.

 

 

 

Cutie and the Feast

We love the modern feel of this entry by Cutie and the Feast. Simple, yet bold and effective it has Christmas written all over it! (Well, not literally). It was designed in aid of charity Love, Jasmine who offer support to bereaved families who have lost a child. They are a small charity working really hard to help in the most difficult of times.

 

 

Little Bird Weddings

Say a big hello to our runner up! Little Bird Weddings. Her watercolour fox design is as cute as it is lovely and it was created for Sue Ryder Charity

 

 

 

 

I Do Invites

Hold on, we’ve seen that name before, right?! I Do Invites entered our competition twice this year, and this is the most tropical entry we recieved! Flamingo Ho Ho right back at cha!

 

 

 

Emma Lawrence Designs

The printed.com elves have been busy printing hundreds of cards ready for delivery in Emma Lawrence’s design! Her Card was created on behalf of he Lingen Davies Trust who are trying to reach their fundraising target for their 40th anniversary. They make a positive difference to those affected by cancer. 

 

 

 

Foggish

We adore the fun message behind this one from Foggish – You’re all that and a Santa Hat! Niomi designed these cards for Age UK – and if you like this one, you should definitely go check out her other work too!

 

 

 

Sammykins Cards

In aid of Cancer Research, these cute little fellas would look great propped on the mantelpiece this festive season. We think the adorable penguin design looks awesome as a sticker too, how sweet!

 

 

 

Walter and Flo

What do you get if you cross a reindeer with a flamingo? Well, we’d never actually thought about it, but it’s clear that Walter and Flo have! These fun cards were designed for Guide Dogs UK.

 

 

 

Kate Bird Art

This cool character is one of Kate Bird’s newest additions and we love the striking simplicity combined with some ultra cool modern geometrics (bang on trend, Kate!)

 

 

 

Michaela Joy

Seasons Bleatings from Michaela and these little lambs! Michaela created her super cute designs for Mind Charity.

 

 

 

Happy Pawtraits

Happy Pawtraits design features some happy pets up to mischief as always. Created for Action for M.E, these fun cards are bright, bold and beautiful!

 

 

 

Sally Howden

Sally Howden’s entry not only looks great, it’s inspired by Christmases past… She says “my favourite part of Xmas is decorating the tree but I hate “Last Christmas Me” for just balling up the lights…” Her chosen charity would be Birmingham Children’s Hospital for all their hard work.

 

 

 

Hannah Clark

Illustrator, painter, artist and designer, Hannah Clark, created this intricate wreath design for our Goodwill Competition, and we think it’s absolutley stunning!

 

 

 

Wren and Rose

Wren and Rose took a traditional approach with their deep, luxurious card design, in aid of DDougie Mac Hospice. We love the rose sticker as a finishing touch!

 

 

 

Tom Kennedy Designs

We have to say, we laughed ALOT, when we saw this card. As anyone with pets will know, Christmas trees and animals aren’t exactly a match made in heaven… Th innocent cat sticker for the back really finishes the deal too – we can just imagine it saying ‘who, me?’ They were created for Brains Trust UK.

 

 

 

Sarah Martin Design

Oh yes Sarah, please do bring us the figgy pudding! Although, now we’re hungry… and all we want is Christmas cake… in October… Her fun design was created for Velindre Fundraising.

 

 

 

Origin Bespoke

Sending love in the form of an adorable hand drawn robin, Origin Bespoke’s cards were created, fittingly, for the British Heart Foundation.

 

 

 

And that’s it! It’s a wrap. A huge thank you to all of the designers and creative’s who entered, we truly loved all of your designs and believe us when we say it wasn’t easy to pick a winner! We hope to see some of your fab designs coming through our presses soon!

 

Missed out on the #PrintedGoodwill Competition? Head on over to our social channels and give us a follow to be in with a chance to get involved with the next one. Oh, and don’t forget to keep tagging us in your printed creations using #ProudlyPrinted for a chance to get featured on our Blog!

 

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