INKLING: Birch Thank You Cards–Free Printable

A few weeks ago I created some free printable Birch Gift Tags and they were quite popular. Yay!  In honor of Thanksgiving, I created a matching set of Birch Thank You cards. I’m so thankful for all of you and wanted to share these with you on this day of thanksgiving. The link to download the free printable is at the end of the post.

I made a version with a nice serif font.

BE MY GUEST: Printable Thank You Cards by The Casual Craftlete

Hello Homework readers! My name is Katie and I am the blogger behind The Casual Craftlete. I am a wife and stay at home mom to our almost three year daughter. I started blogging last July to give myself a creative outlet. Some of the things you will find me sharing are easy diy/craft projects, yummy recipes (mostly sweet treats) and my running journey and weight loss. That's where my name came from: Craft and Athlete. Everything I do is quick easy and simple since I spend most of my day chasing around my daughter.

Inkling: a thank you card from Sandy

Don’t you love getting real snail mail? Or, I should say, don’t you miss getting real snail mail? Of course I don’t mean junk mail and bills. I mean real old fashioned cards and letters.



It’s so rare these days to get a card (except during the holidays), a letter, a thank you note or invitation in the mail. All of these things usually appear in my “in box”. So when you see something like this in your mailbox, it’s pretty exciting.

Especially when it it’s covered in pretty stamps like these.

This card was sent by Sandy of Sandy’s Space. If you don’t already know Sandy, hop over to her blog for some incredible paper inspiration. I’ve featured her many times on the Inspiration Board spotlight which is the reason she sent me this card. To thank me… an incredibly thoughtful and sweet gesture.



It was so touching to receive a thank you from the other end of the world. And of course the card is just beautiful – a papery perfect Sandy creation.

The inside is just as beautiful with pretty glitter scroll work. 

Here’s some more of Sandy’s work. Beautiful paper and layers of creativity. 

Thank you Sandy for brightening my day with your beautiful handmade card. 

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Thanks for visiting.

Carolyn

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Inkling: thankful cards and a thankful gift

A friend recently went above and beyond for me and I wanted to give her a little token of my appreciation. I found these wonderful thankful printables over at Jones Design Company and printed some out.

The minute I saw this photo from Jones Design Company I fell in love with these Thankful tags. 

You can cut the tops to make hangtags or leave them rectangular.

You can download the printable here.

For my token thank you gift, I gathered some flowers from my garden which is pretty sparse this time of year. I did manage to find a few freesias and some lavender and wrapped them in cello wrap with the simple thankful tag attached with twine.

I’m going to keep a stash of the thankful tags ready for the next time I need a thank you token gift. Hopefully, I’ll have more flowers in my garden.

Thanks for visiting.

Carolyn

Inkling: please and thank you - free thank you card download

I’m a big fan of a handwritten thank you note. Once the holiday frenzy has settled down, I plan to sit down with a nice cup of tea or hot cocoa and write my thank you notes.

I created this note card using a simple drawing program and printed out cards on heavy water color paper. The berries fit the holiday theme but can still be used year round.

 

The PDF is under the Goodie Bag tab. Feel free to download and use for your thank you notes.