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These allow me to give the gift of my help/services or something for a later date that I couldn’t quite give them on the day. Also they are a great way of showing that you care and know what they REALLY want for Christmas because lets be honest, as a parent sometimes I just want free babysitting or a tidy house!
Here are some cute ideas for things you can “Give” on your vouchers.
I usually create my own design specific to the person/situation but this is a basic Christmas template if you’re not very crafty or are a little pressed for time. Also I learned the lesson of putting Terms & Conditions on mine – I gave an hour of secretarial duties to my dad (basic computer stuff and bookkeeping) three years ago and he is still re-using it because “there is no end date” and I didn’t “specify if it was just one hour or if it was several uses of under an hour” – The man should have been a lawyer I swear! – I learned my lesson so don’t make the same mistake!
I have included three different versions of the design: simple block colours, the main gift voucher complex design and a black and white line only version for the kids to colour in or draw pictures on (which is a good Christmas craft for them too!)
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