Postmark thank you card

About this design

Some friends still check the mailbox with a smile, and a thank you note card online is made for exactly those people. This one is for people who love mail. A perforated garden label sits on a kraft ground, tied with a ring cancel that reads thank you. The greeting is "Sending thanks," the ring holds a short date, and a signed line sits below. Nothing on it imitates real postage. The sample is signed "Fondly, Ruth."

Send it to a pen pal, a collector or a neighbor who always checks the mailbox first. Set your greeting and the date in the ring, then write a longer note on the back. We print the address and postage and mail it First-Class. A 4x6 card is $2, and the order page previews both sides.

The look: A perforated garden label tied with a ring cancel that reads thank you. No postage is imitated.

The words on the front

Each line is a field on the order page, and the preview there shows exactly what will print.

• Greeting up to 21 characters, for example “Sending thanks”
• Date in the ring up to 8 characters, for example “OCT 26”
• Signed up to 28 characters, for example “Fondly, Ruth”

Available as 4x6.

What to write

A few lines to start from. Change any word on the order page.

• Sending thanks for the book, which found a spot on the shelf at once. I started it the same night.
• Your note arrived on a gray afternoon and fixed the whole day. Thank you for taking the time.
• A small card for a big favor. I am still smiling about how kindly you handled it.

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