Hi Nonnie... Don't have a site to share but an idea. Why not take a picture or two of your best gourds and design your own graphic for your cards. That would make your business card more personal.

The only way I have found to access clipart is through my Word Program....it was so easy and nice with Windows 98, but a few more steps for XP...it's till there, though, and you can organize and save clips...now this might just be me (could very well be) but if I want to use a clip in something other than my scrapbooking (which I do from Word)...for instance if I want to use it in Outlook Express, I e-mail it to myself. Then, "save as" and put it in a clipart folder. You can also use Outlook Express to e-mail directly from Word and that works well also...

You'll need some digitizing software, and to make sure that the clipart is royalty-free so that you have the right to digitize it. I can't remember what the Singer software is called, is it PSW2 or something like that? I use Embird, so I'm not completely sure of the Singer version, although I do have the XL6000. I just love Embird and never saw the need to spend more $$ on their software. Suffice it to say that without some version of digitizing software and knowing how to use it, there is no way to take a piece of clipart and have the machine sew it out. If it's royalty free and a fairly simple pattern, you could send it to me and I might be able to digitize it for you. I'm fairly busy the next few days tho, so it might take a week or so. Laura

You can also use the Clip Art to decorate your envelopes. I had a friend who used to do that and decided last year I'd try it. Everyone love it and raved about how different it compared to receiving "plain old envelopes". This year I'll be doing the same thing and mixing and matching different designs. It's really lots of fun.