Straight from a forgotten 1897 cabinet-card album comes the elf who never quite made Santa’s nice list. Pointy-eared, dead-eyed, and surrounded by wilted greenery and suspicious jars, he’s been waiting over a century to deliver his particular brand of holiday cheer.
You’ll Receive:
• One premium 5" x 7" greeting card (folded size)
• White self-seal A7 envelope
• Printed on premium 300 gsm paper
• Acid-free and archival quality to last for years
Choose Your Card Option:
• Card Only - Your card is blank inside, ready for your own message.
• Personalized Message - Your message is printed inside the card exactly as typed. Enter your message in the personalization box when ordering.
• Story Inside - The story from this listing is printed on the right interior panel, with the left side left blank for your own message.
• Card + Animation – Includes your physical card plus the matching MP4 animation shown in this listing, delivered via a private Google Drive link sent to you after purchase.
About the Creative Process
AI is one of several tools I use in my creative process, alongside Photoshop and other digital editing software. Each design goes through extensive editing, refinement, and customization before becoming a finished product. It's a hands-on, time-consuming process rather than simply generating an image. All paper goods are printed, finished, and packaged by hand in my studio.
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Oct 7, 2026
Oh so cute , arrived fast and I already bought a frame for it , my daughter is doing a whole room in Elf decor for the holidays , so vintage
Mar 10, 2026
Amazing quality! Arrived quickly! I love everything I ordered from this shop! Thanks ever so much! :)
Dec 18, 2025
Cheryl these cards are fabulous! I love the little Elf on Shelf. And those Bats are just adorable! Very thrilled with these. Not sure I’ll send any! I want to frame some too. Love the coloring of the black & white or Sepia. Merry Christmas to you and thanks for the book mark. Bookmarks would be neat for my Dracula and Krampus books for an idea! Cheers Anett