New Mexico Craftsperson Offers Residents a Heart-felt Way to Say, “I Love You.”

Jan. 24, 2012 - PRLog -- Ranchos de Taos,NM, —- Now that the Christmas season is behind us, it's time to start thinking about Valentine's Day.  And while Christmas will always be the #1 card-giving holiday, a survey completed by a major greeting card retailer estimates that nearly 200 million cards will be exchanged on February 14th!
While that may sound like an amazingly high number, it’s not unexpected since the attitude toward Valentine’s Day has shifted from focusing on one special person to celebrating all of our loved ones.  Kids enjoy telling parents, grandparents, teachers and friends, “I love you.”

Rather than purchasing a generic card, more and more people are making their own cards as a personal expression of their love!  Why depend on someone else to know what you want to say to those you love when a handmade card allows you to express your creativity and personalize your sentiments?  Why become frustrated with the card purchasing rush when you can create something at your leisure in the comfort of your home?

Monica Weaver, New Mexico card maker located in Ranchos de Taos,  believes nothing says, “I love you” better than a one-of-a-kind handmade card you’ve designed and created yourself.  Monica works with Ranchos de Taos area residents to help them create messages of love which stand above the rest. With over 50% of card purchasers waiting until 6 days prior to Valentine’s Day to purchase their cards, Monica can also rescue you from the last minute rush to the card store.

If you are looking for inspiration to create your own Valentine’s Day cards for your significant other, family and friends, and/or you don’t know where to start, visit Monica’s website, http://www.addalittledazzle.com, or contact her at monica@addalittledazzle.com and learn a few ideas and techniques.
 
Monica is also available for media interviews to discuss the trend of handmade Valentine’s Day cards. Please use the contact information provided to schedule an interview.