Sweet Pea thank you card

About this design

Let a botanical thank you card carry your thanks to the host, the teacher or the neighbor, as warm as the favor they did. Sweet peas climb in from the left on a linen ground, painted by Mary Vaux Walcott and in the public domain. The words are Thank you, so very much, with a signed line at the bottom. The sample is signed "Love, Hannah." It feels warm and personal, like a note tucked in with a gift.

It fits after a shower, a wedding, a lunch or a kindness from a neighbor. Fill in the signed line, write a longer note on the back and add the address. We print it, add postage and mail it. A 4x6 is $2, and you can send one to every name on a guest list.

The look: mary Vaux Walcott’s sweet peas (public domain) climbing in from the left.

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 16 characters, for example “Thank you”
• Second line up to 24 characters, for example “so very much”
• Signed up to 28 characters, for example “Love, Hannah”

Available as 4x6.

What to write

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

• You made our little housewarming feel full. Thank you for the plants, the stories and the help with the dishes.
• It meant so much that you drove all that way. The flowers you brought are on the table right now.
• Thank you for thinking of me while I was laid up. The soup, the note, all of it was kind.

More wording: What to write in a thank you note to a teacher, What to write in a thank you note to a coworker, What to write in a thank you note to your boss, What to write in a thank you note to a nurse, What to write in a thank you note to a doctor, What to write in a thank you note to a friend.