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Homemade Thank You Notes, quick and cheap!

Don’t you love receiving a hand written note, or a homemade card? They are becoming more and more rare as life speeds up and technology takes over our world. Don’t let this beauty be squeezed out of your day! Have the satisfaction of sending a handmade thank you note next time you’re grateful with these time and money saving tips…


1. Assembly line! Choose a design, and do all the folding, cutting, trimming and taping at once, then you’re ready to personalize.


2. Simplicity is Elegance! I don’t know about you, but I’m a hoarder with my scrapping supplies. That’s why I love a design that uses them sparingly, but still gets an artful result. Try using a single, ornate, capital letter on the front of your card, then choosing a word that starts with that letter and expresses your sentiment. This is great for those odd leftover letters on a sticker page…


3. Handwriting! Even if you don’t like you’re own handwriting, it is the most personal and meaningful part of the card – don’t be ashamed – scrawl away! Here I finished the thought begun on the front of the card.


4. Reproduce! If you get a good idea, go with it! Don’t be afraid to imitate yourself and repeat a design.

Here are some more phrases for thank you notes, using leftover letters:
“R” really, really, really….grateful!
“E” or “X” exactly….what I wanted!
“M” many thanks!
“N” nobody…knows me like you!

Money-saving tip – I make my thank you notes to fit a normal, little envelope – they are about a 1/3 of the cost of the ‘note card’ size envelopes, and just as cute.

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  1. Hoai Nguyen Xuan - from Viet nam says

    March 29, 2013 at 9:48 am

    very simple but creative.. SO GREAT… THANK YOU SO MUCH

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  2. Erin says

    June 6, 2011 at 12:54 pm

    Great ideas Trina! I often feel like my creative well is dry when it comes to homemade cards. These are very classy, and I really like that you mass produced them, but each in a unique way. Oh, and I never know what to do with those unused letters that come on a sticker sheet. I usually just end up sealing my envelopes with the person's first or last initial, but your idea is brilliant and thrifty.

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  3. Miki says

    June 2, 2009 at 6:44 pm

    i don’t see any pictures either,, but i love the ideas♥

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  4. rahraht says

    June 2, 2009 at 4:50 pm

    I’m not getting the pictures to show up 🙁

    Reply

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