Modern Cottage made this cool advent calendar using an old type drawer and photos of numbers for each day. Very clever. I love the idea of using a type drawer as a frame for photos!

Cute felt stockings from Plum Party with a little photo frame to hold your snapshot. Pictured above: white felt and brown felt circle design. (Other designs available, too.)

If sending family photos out at the holidays is not your thing. Insert Family Here card from Knock Knock.

Multiple choice option greeting inside: “My family isn’t photogenic. / I didn’t have a photo of “your family.” / I forgot to have a family. / Maybe next year.”

Cute little woodgrain frame for your photo on this holiday card from froy & olo design.

Sugar paper has a selection of letterpressed holiday cards that will hold a 3.5 x 5 photo. Comes in boxed sets of 10 for $18.

Snow & graham make beautiful letterpressed cards. I especially love the design on their cherry blossom photocards. They also make these cardinals holiday photocards, which are quite nice. The cards come in boxed sets of six – just slip a 4×6 photo right into the die-cut curved opening.

And another lovely photo card from Elum, the spiral snowflake photo card.

I love this very Victorian letterpressed photoframe card from Elum. Holds a 4×6 photo with the greeting ‘Happy Holidays.’

Over the next few weeks, I’ll be posting some great holiday photo cards as well as some DIY ideas to use your photos to make your own holiday cards.

First off, some lovely letterpress photo cards from Night Owl Paper Goods. They carry two styles – the see-thru photo mailer (stick on your photo and mail in the see-thru envelope) and the photo easel card (opens up to become a little easel frame for your photo). See some of the detail in the pictures below.

And for more holiday card fun, check out all the wonderful finds over at poppytalk. They are all fabulous!