Here are some more fun examples of digitally created Holiday cards to get you inspired to create your own!!!  (This is a companion entry to "All About Cards / Holiday Cards.")

1.  By Amy Bayless -- "can you believe that was my very first layout ever???"  Most of the stuff was from escrappers.com: tags, cork, negative strip, and 4x5 negative.  denis even made the pushpin just for me!  : ) ~  the word charm ... designs by joy ~ typewriter keys - natalie??? ~ fonts: westsac, gift - 2peas, MASexy
2. By Amy Bayless -- "this was a scraplift of something by gina cabrera.  don't even remember where the original was!"  staples probably from matter of scrap. papers ??? tab thingy ??? and i made the 10 thingy. ~ fonts LD underwood pica, LD punch in, virginia plain.

Ok, Amy Bayless is rocking my world!!!  Here's another one from her!!!  All elements from Creative Snaps' "fa la la" kit.

By Jen Strange -- I designed this for my mom, as a 4x6 regular-sized photo, to include in her Christmas cards.  My older sister Sheri took the pics of Jake with mom and I.  Paper is from Jasbeanie's Green Holly Kit (one of my favorites!)

1.  By Amber Clegg -- "All elements desined by me :) Am at amsdigiscraps.com.  It should be available in a Christmas kit soon."

2.  By Yvette Sanders -- "I did my cards in 6x4 this year.  All graphics are from my soon to be released kit Kids Christmas Paper Pack at SOTB."

1.  By Monica McLain -- "Everything (and I do mean everything, papers, staples, wordart) is from Dani Mogstad's Santa Baby paper pack and embellishments from DesignByDani.com. The font I used in my greeting is Fabulous 50's.

As far as the photo, the settings themselves was the easy part. Getting him to smile and stop clanking the bulbs and braking them was not so easy. lol. I used a black blanket and lots of natural light and took the photo with no flash. The photoshop color accent technique is nothing new, but I switched it up a little bit by going more mocha colored instead of true Black and white."

1.  By Shabby Princess.  All designs by the Princess.

2.  By Anita Stergiou -- this is the first of 3 cards featured here by Anita -- they are part of a set of 4 beautiful cards she designed . . .  "I’ll be making them available in .PNG format as Scrap Snaps cards for free download from Natural Designs in Scrapbooking if anyone wants to use them."  Click here. 

1.  By Shabby Princess. Red Paper – Ronna Penner at www.scrapadelic.com – Christmas Joy Kit, Green stitching and gingham paper – Holly McCaig – www.thedigichick.com – Shabby Christmas Kit

1.  By Emily Boetel --  (click here for her blog) "Can you believe I'm one of those crazies who has handmade my Christmas cards for the last few years!  Whew...this was so much easier & faster!  LOL -- this one is 5x7 inches."
2.  By Anita Stergiou

1. and 2. by Tracy fox -- "The merry xmas card in red & green is completely my design. I created all the elements for it.  The blue xmas card is all my creation except for the background which is from Anita Stergiou's first xmas kit."

1.  By Christy Sturm -- "It's all my stuff - Butternug Squash Designs." 
2.  By Anita Stergiou

1.  By Jen Strange.  Elements all from Christy Lyle's "Unwrapped" kit (which is totally one of my favorite Christmas kits!) ~ www.digichick.com
2.  By Lynn Cook.  " I used Dax's "Old Fashioned Christmas" kit by Kelly Meaux and Jamie Rousselle, This was a 12 hour Christmas in July freebie event at DigitalScrapbookPlace.  Font is CK Holiday Spirit."
3.  By Anita Stergiou

1. above, and 2. below --  By Joy Fender:  "On both cards, I used Ronna Penner's "Holly Jolly Christmas" kit.  I think I'm going to use both."

1.  By Shabby Princess. A great Halloween example!  How fun!  "Boo Overlay – Anna Aspnes – www.scrapbook-elements.com – Happy Halloween kit. Ribbon, Button and Candy Corn – Mo Jackson – www.mojackson.com – Mo’s Private Collection – Halloween kit

(2. By Joy Fender)

1. By Kim Ruettgers: it is Dani Mogstad's Home for the Holidays from DesignByDani.com.  Font is from 2peas AL Meaningful.

By Amy Wathen.  "Thanks to Anna Aspnes for the inspiration (Designing with Digital, page 50).  "Gorcery Bag" paper from Gina Cabrera/Digital Design Essentials/Forever Grateful Kit. Fonts are Pharmacy and Liorah. Postage Stamps and Postmark I created myself."