I Might Be Going Overboard?

After reading so many blogs I started to love that everyone had cute signatures at the end of their posts. I HAD to have one of these, so of course I set out to whip something up on PicMonkey. You may have noticed what I made on the bottom of the last couple of my posts...

I thought it was simple, but cute. This is where I think I went overboard though, I thought to myself "self what if I do a themed signature for each month, because you can never be just simple, but cute." And of course I set out once again on PicMonkey to see what I could create. I decided to use the one I had previously made during the month of October and start this project up in November with this...

Is this too big?

December of course had to be festive as well...

January I debated what I should use for awhile, then it hit me that you can't go wrong with alcohol! 

So that is basically as far as I got before I realized that I have way to much time on my hands and I should probably get back to unpacking my house. 

Who thinks I am absolutely crazy for wanting signatures for each month and wasting so much time making them? You can be honest with me! 

DIY: PicMonkey

I found the website PicMonkey through a blogger on Weddingbee (I've talked about this site before here) who used it for their STDs (Save-the-Dates)! I am the worst at making collages and using internet sites in general. I am impressed I can even navigate blogger. So when I went to this site to see how it works I was surprised who I whipped this up...

It's not professional or anything, but like I said this took all of 5 minutes, give me 30 and I bet I could make one heck of a Christmas card, STD, or any invitation. I can imagine how much cheaper it would be to print these on your own printer onto photo paper rather than ordering them through a company. I'm not going to lie I love Minted and have made mock Christmas cards to send out this year, but I also love saving money!

{picture via Minted}

I mean how cute is this card from Minted. I will try my hand at making my own, but sometimes you have to leave it to the professionals. 

I look forward to sharing what I decide on using in the future.