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Lasting memories with Cards in the Yard

In an era where digital interactions often overshadow tangible keepsakes, Cards in the Yard offers a refreshing return to personalised mementos that celebrate individual journeys and collective milestones.

Founded by Michael Panckridge, a seasoned teacher and children’s author with a lifelong passion for card collecting, this Geelong-based company specialises in crafting custom trading cards for schools, sports clubs, and communities.

One standout offering is the Year Level Graduation cards, designed to provide students and their families with lasting memories of their academic cohorts. Each card features a student’s image on the front, while the reverse side highlights 10 descriptive words that encapsulate their unique qualities, fostering a sense of individual recognition and pride.

Another innovative product is the 100 Days of School cards, which commemorate this educational milestone by showcasing both current and ‘olden’ days dressed-up images of students. The backs of these cards cleverly transform into jigsaw pieces, which, when assembled, create a fun group photo of the entire class, reinforcing unity and shared experiences.

The process of creating these custom cards is both straightforward and collaborative. It begins with nominating an individual or team to oversee the project, followed by decisions regarding the classes or teams to be featured. Schools and clubs then provide their colours, logos, and selected photographs. Once all information is submitted through the order form, Cards in the Yard handles the design and production, ensuring a seamless experience from concept to delivery.

By blending traditional card-collecting enthusiasm with modern customisation, Cards in the Yard not only preserves cherished memories but also strengthens community bonds, making each card a treasured keepsake for years to come.

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