Any stationery to which a personal touch has been added is considered personalized stationery. This could include the following:
company letterheads,
business letters,
promotional pens
phone pads,
school Stationery,
etc.
The list is endless. Additionally, personal stationery at home could include:
greeting cards,
party invitations,
letters,
envelopes,
other crafts for kids
If you did a search in your local phone book or on an Internet search engine, you will find many companies that will offer this service for a flat fee. There are even software packages you can buy to create your own designs for whatever stationery you choose, and then print them from your PC at home.
Involving children in craft time is also a fun way to make your own personal stationery and can be done using stamps, both store bought or self made from potatoes for example. By doing this, you can make personal greeting cards for family and friends or just something special for your children to keep and treasure.
You can also extend this to items like pens, key chains, mugs, t-shirts, mouse pads, and much more. How many times have you seen a pen or even a keychain with someone’s name on it when you were in the gift shop picking up a card? If you searched on the internet, you could find hundreds of different companies that offer you these stationery items and provide facilities where you can make them more personal so that you can send them to a friend as a cheeky gift.
Craft fairs are also a good place to pick up some tools, tips, and ideas for your own stationery adventures. You can buy personal stamps, with letters, phrases or patterns, and there are a multitude of stickers to add to your greeting cards, whether it’s for Valentine’s Day, birthdays or Christmas, to give it that extra special finish.
Even playing around with your email and word settings can allow you to have a different font type or background and color options are only limited to your own imagination.