Christmas cards flourish from 1843 to Canadian boom
A long view of Christmas cards shows their rise from Sir Henry Cole's 1843 hand colored design to a Canadian multimillion dollar industry. Carlton Cards in Ontario prints 110 million cards yearly with 1,000 workers, while a Canadian Artist Series and Olde Fashioned Christmas line reflect evolving tastes and memories.
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Doc's Hairy Berry and Kinky Pinky Cocktails
Doc's Hairy Berry and Kinky Pinky mix Dr McGillicuddy's Raspberry Schnapps with juices for Christmas entertaining. Available across Manitoba Ontario New Brunswick Nova Scotia Saskatchewan Alberta and B C. Prepare by blending schnapps over ice with pink lemonade and a cherry garnish.
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Display Cards Fashionably For Christmas Decor Ideas
For many people the first December greeting card signals the holiday season. Carlton Cards editor Barbara Huard offers stylish displays such as a card tree using painted branches, a garland of clipped cards, ribbon-hung vertical strips, a bow-tied top edge, and a table display with an apple juice tin wrapped in ribbon.
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