Thanks So Much Card

I really love this one!  A great way to use up extra scraps.

(sorry for the crappy photo - this one did not scan very well)

Layout design by Trendography Prints.

Vintage Thank You Card

Classic layout, with hundreds of possibilities...

Design by Trendography Prints.

Many Thanks Ribbon Card

This is another great addition from the card group.

The ribbon weaves through the white paper, which is the front of the card.

The stripes on the side can be seen when you open it.

Super cute.

Triple Language 'Thanks' Card

This was made by my sister Melissa, and I love it!

Such a perfect layout, that can be used for any occassion!

The 3 squares say "thanks" in 3 different languages, but you could obviously use any word stamp.

Thank You Ribbon Card

This is another addition from the card group.  Take 4 misc. ribbon strips, staple them at the edges, and attach a metal 'thank you' tag.  SO easy, but perfect!

Button Flower Thank You Card

This card is super cute, but does take a lot of work.  Each flower petal was cut out individually from the white polka dots on yellow paper.  They were inked with pink on the edges, and assembled on brown paper that was cut out as a border.  Matching brown buttons with yellow string make up the center.  The bottom of the card has a scalloped edge so part of the brown inside shows through.  The saying: "Simply said from the heart... thank you."

Thank You Tag Card

Another misc. creator from my card group.

Thank You Card

Yet another great addition from the card group.  The striped paper on the side is on the inside of the card (the back is longer than the front).

Large Flower Thank You Card

Another one from my old card group.

Smile Thank You Card

This isn't my favorite, but still cute.

Thank You Friend Card

This card is soooo much cuter in real life!  The two circles have "friend" and "thank you" written on them.  They are connected to string that runs through the eyelets so they can move up and down.  Brown stitching was sewn around the two main background pieces, which were also outlined in ink.  The 3 brads at the bottom match the eyelets and the polka dots on the paper.  The cirlces were sanded/scraped (I don't know the correct term) on the edges to give them the rough look.  The card isn't very big, about 3x3", but oh so cute!