Post-Christmas and New Year festivities it is important to write Thank You cards to express gratitude to your hosts and those people that have been kind enough to buy you a present.
It is likely that you have already thanked everyone in person or through a text or call. However, you may want to send a handwritten snail-mail card to thank some extra people as well (before too many days pass by in the new year).
- Write a Christmas Thank You Note to someone who has made a positive impact in your life;
- Write a Christmas Thank You Note to someone that you work with that you are thankful for;
- Write a Christmas Thank You Note for any gift received (or party attended) that you have not thanked the person for yet:
It is never too late to say thank you, but there’s also no better time than now.
These “Fox in Snow” Cards that I picked up from Green Pebble are designed by Caroline Barker. They are a great choice for blank cards that can be used as thank you cards but still have a wintery feel to them.
Green Pebble is a family art publishing company based in the East of England dedicated to raising the profiles of top practising artists and one of my go-to choices for beautiful cards.