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Well-suited for mass production, this polished-looking card, from the Poel family of Grand Rapids, Michigan, was inspired by a card-making course.

Tips
Have the copy shop use a color copier to simultaneously reduce the photo to the proper size and reproduce multiple copies on one page.

Prep Time: Afternoon or Evening
What you need:
	Family photo Copy service 8 1/2 by 11-inch sheet of card stock Decorative scissors Tacky glue Acetate Scissors "Anywhere" hole puncher Eyelet setter and eyelets
Seasons: Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa
Materials: paper
Instructions:
1.	Take a family photo to a copy shop to have it shrunk to 1 1/4 by 2 inches and copied seven to a page.
2.	Cut an 8 1/2 by 11-inch sheet of card stock in half, then fold each piece in half to make two cards.
3.	Cut out each picture with decorative scissors for a postage-stamp effect, tacky-glue it to a piece of card stock cut to fit, then glue the picture to the front of the card.
4.	Cut a piece of acetate to fit, cut holes through the acetate and the card with an "anywhere" hole puncher, and secure the eyelets to the card with an eyelet setter.