Post-Holiday Thank You Cards - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on January 02, 2017

Post-Holiday Thank You Cards

During the holidays so many people go out of their way to make others feel special. Whether it be hosting a gathering for family or friends, delivering treats to neighbors or simply giving a meaningful gift, these people deserve to be acknowledged. A simple handmade thank you card could be the perfect way to let them know how much they are appreciated!

Thank You by Kelly Rasmussen for Hero Arts

I wanted to create a card that could be easily reproduced to fit the recipient’s taste and style, so I chose to use the Thank You Pair Fancy Die for the main message. For this card I chose to cover the word die in silver glitter, but depending on the recipient you might not want to use glitter and just stick to a solid color of cardstock.

Then I added the smaller “for everything” message from the Thanks Stamp + Cut set. There are several messages in this set that are perfect for adding on to the die cut sentiment to create a little more personalization.

The watercolor background was created using Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers. And the cardbase is from the Sea Mix Folded Cards pack. Again, these are all things that could easily be changed to accommodate different recipients.

Thank You by Kelly Rasmussen for Hero Arts

I encourage you to take some time and write a meaningful thank you to someone who made your holidays happier. Spreading a little kindness sounds like a great way to start the New Year!

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