Everyone loves a freebie, don't they?
Just to show that the sharing spirit is alive and well in 2010, I have created two types of thank you cards for you to download completely for free.
Christmas is becoming a distant memory so now's the time you're thinking about sending out cards to thank your loved ones for their gifts. Using a wintery aqua colour (anyone noticed it's my favourite colour yet?), I've made a sheet of four folded thank you cards and another sheet of four postcards. I'm quite a fan of postcards as there's no need for envelopes which means fewer sheets of paper are needed and there's less to recycle too.
Thank you cards: Download the pdf below, print out the file on A4 white card (recycled cardstock if you have it), and cut out along the grey dotty lines. Fold the cards in half and voila!
Thank you postcards: Download the pdf below, print one page on A4 white card (recycled cardstock if you have it), then print the second page on the reverse side of your card. Cut along the grey dotty lines and get writing!
Download Thank you postcards pdf
As this is my first printable, I'd love to know what you think so do please give me comments.
Happy thanking!
Small print: These files are for personal use only. Please do not change or redistribute the file. If you want to share the download please link directly to this post for the file and do not host it on your site.
Thank you kindly, Snowflake. They're marvellous.
:)
Posted by: Kirsty | Friday, 08 January 2010 at 16:07
Ooh, these are fabulous, thank you very much for making that little chore a bit easier! I have saved them and will try them out this weekend.
:o)
Posted by: SarahLP | Friday, 08 January 2010 at 22:24
Thank you very very much, I am an english teacher and this has definetly helped me a LOT! Keep coming up with new stuff for us to enjoy! xoxo
Posted by: Gabriela | Thursday, 26 August 2010 at 18:25
Thank you sooo much for these - absolutely perfect for my "tweenager" to use for thanks yous for xmas pressies!! - I have used photo printing paper for the postcards (rough side for address side obviously!) xx
Posted by: Andie | Sunday, 26 December 2010 at 23:16