That’s not what eggnog is…Ĭreated by Katie Riddell & Juliet Patrick “Two best buddies get into trouble and remind us what is so special about the festive season.”ĭownload the editable PowerPoint file here. “When the weather is cold outside, grab a seat and engage in the age-old pastime of drawing on foggy windows.”ĭownload the editable PowerPoint file here. So without further ado, here are our Christmas cards along with a few words from the creators. If you use one, please help us to spread the word with a tweet or post on LinkedIn, or comment below and let us know your favourite. Share the card with friends and family!.

Save the file as a PowerPoint Show ( File > Save As > Choose PowerPoint Show from the Save as type drop box).Some earlier versions of IE have trouble with PowerPoint files) Download your favourite card by clicking the link below the video preview (any trouble downloading, check you have the latest version of your browser.In order to edit the cards, you can either activate our free Christmas Cards add-in from within PowerPoint or: And, as we know, because the cards have been created in PowerPoint, you can alter them to include your name (or company name) and then share with the world, hopefully spreading a little Christmas cheer in the process. Christmas time, mistletoe and wine – in our case too much wine… After a late night of eggnog and brandy snaps we set ourselves the challenge of creating the wildest, wackiest PowerPoint Christmas card ever! What’s so good about a PowerPoint Christmas card? Well you can download it, customise it, send it to your friends and family and wow them with your PowerPoint skills!īelow you’ll find a video of each card and a link to download an editable PowerPoint file too.

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