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Recently I have been enviously eyeing some friends’ beautiful cards made with Moo, so I finally gave the printing company a try with a set of new Mochimochi Land business cards. Nice results!
If you’re not familiar, Moo is a UK company that prints all kinds of business cards, stickers, greeting cards, etc. They’re a bit pricier than some printers, but their uploader system is very easy to use (and fun because you can upload up to 50 images for a different image on each card), and they also have great customer service. I know a lot of crafters and people with small businesses use them, and with good reason!
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about 1 year ago
Very, very cool. I love Moo! Your designs make fantastic business cards!
about 1 year ago
Moo.com does such awesome work, but sadly, they’re a bit outside of my budget.
about 1 year ago
Love the cards!!
about 1 year ago
Yes, Moo are fab – I love the stickers. Your pics work really well as cards. I’d love some Mochimochi greetings cards.
about 1 year ago
Wow they look super cool and very cute
I’ll just bookmark that Moo shop 
about 1 year ago
Oooh!! Could you do Mochimochi greeting cards? I would buy a stack of ‘em. They would be perfect for any occasion. Please, please?
about 1 year ago
Moo cards are the best! Pricy but worth it.
about 1 year ago
i just ordered some moo minicards for my etsy shop! i can’t wait to get them in. your’s look fabulous! i would SO buy some mochimochi greeting cards.
about 1 year ago
Hey, I’m kind of liking the greeting card idea too! It would probably be too expensive to print through Moo, but maybe I’ll look into some other printing options… Will let you know if that happens!
about 1 year ago
The moo mini cards are a lot of fun too, I’ve been using those for a couple of years. They are a little more economical as you get 100 of them so they go farther. A lot of artists treat them like trading cards, I’ve got a great collection!