It’s almost Christmas time again, and for the 6^th year in a row, you are broke!  Bills and the bare necessities are priority, so gifts and a family Christmas card to send out just don’t seem feasible.  Your parents pretended to like the homemade soap you gave them last year.  Your sister probably always wanted a used pair of New Balance running shoes.  And who doesn’t need a pack of AA batteries?

Maybe this year, things can be different.  After all, your July bonus was spent on a new inkjet printer because your kids are starting middle school this year.  Little did you know this inkjet printer is capable of doing so much more than printing school reports.  It has complimentary software that can help your creative juices flow and inspire you to make your own gifts this year.  Be sure you have high capacity ink cartridges before printing.

Remember the last picture the family took at the park last month?  Load it onto your inkjet printer.  Use the appropriate application to construct a Christmas card.  Choose a frame and a layout, plus some holiday-inspired words beneath the adorable family portrait.  Run to the office supplies store down the street and get some photo paper or greeting cards and start printing.  Within hours, your cards could be in envelopes on their way across the country.

Now you need gifts for the important people in your life.  Maybe you could make a calendar, full of new and old pictures of the entire family.  Or maybe you could make them a shirt.  Is your brother a huge Cincinnati Bengals fan?  You can download team logos and print them in color onto iron-on transfer paper.  Buy a plain t-shirt for a few bucks, and use the iron to apply the printed words or pictures to the shirt.

It is important to have the right HP inkjet cartridges installed for the best results.  Depending on your preference in printers, perhaps you need Epson ink or Canon ink.  Inkjet printers are versatile machines that can truly enhance the life of anyone who has one.  And this year, it is going to save Christmas!

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