Getting Down to Business: Business Cards

Business cards are great for networking. I can’t even count the number of times someone has told me their business name in passing and I can’t remember when I finally go to find them online!

I used to carry cards in my purse and if someone asked for information on my blog or what Boo is wearing I just handed them a card instead of hoping they remember my website. Stephanie Corfee designed the cards for me. I order them through Zazzle whenever I need more…..they are the mini cards…the size of a piece of gum.  I don’t have a phone number on them….just my website and a business mailing address. I also use them for tags…..a hole punch does the trick:

 

 

Now instead of business cards I hand out my Choose Joy bracelets:

 

Here are some neat handmade business cards I’ve come across:

 

Handpainted and rubber stamped. Via Oh So Beautiful Paper.

 

Hand stamped with a trinket included. Via Oh, Hello Friend.

Super cute! Cards with fabric sewn to the back via Juicy Bits:

Brown paper and twine plus a standard mailing label! Love this idea via Burlap and Blue.

 

Check out these super creative business card ideas I rounded up for Babble’s The New Home Ec…..just click on the image to view the gallery:

 

 

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  1. 1
    Katie says:

    Thanks Ashley! So many great ideas here. I really love your business cards, especially since they double as hang tags so easily. The design is great and I love the different size. Thanks so much for sharing!

    P.S. I’m curious what your feelings are on unconventional business card shapes/sizes. I’ve been using a 2″ circle punch on recycled cereal boxes (with a sample button from my shop sewn on) and my website hand-written. I like that they’re unconventional because I think/hope they stand out more, but I’ve been wondering if they’re more likely to get tossed aside because they don’t really fit in someone’s wallet the same as a regular business card. Know what I mean? Yours seem to be the same length as a regular business card, but since they’re smaller, I’m curious what your feelings are on whether you think different is good or not.

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    Bonnie says:

    Love this…just starting out with my business and am going to create cards tomorrow from your inspiration…thank you!!!

  3. 3
    Stacy says:

    Love this lil blurb! I actually collect business cards! I throw them into a large glass bowl! I have business cards from all over!

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    Al Jareds says:

    A lovely collection of handmade cards. Yours have a particularly whimsical and colorful design scheme. Very cool…

  5. 5

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