Sale - ECO Note Cards: Set of 12 - 4 Greetings (3 of each), 100% Recycled Heavyw

ON SALE: was $8.75, now $7.00

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I proudly present my 100% Recycled heavy-weight card stock (hand-cut) Note-Card Set featuring a Design that is simple & sweet!

These cards feature 4 different Greeting Messages: "Hello Friend", "Greetings", "Salutations" & "Bon Jour" (Good Day in French), the back-side of the cards have no text, only the sky blue stripes. Great for quick notes when sending photos (adds rigidity/padding), messages to the teacher, or special friends. Break-free of plain lines with these bold & beautiful striped cards!

- Jesse ^_^

-* Also Available in MINT Green: http://www.etsy.com/listing/78311099/eco-note-cards-set-of-12-4-greetings-3 *-


(P.S. I'm happy to change any text (I can add your name or if you want to give as a gift, a friend's name) &/or swap colors around (i.e. you want the text to be all pink or blue instead of the different colors). I can also make all cards have the same message, if you don't like some of the defaults. Simply send us a Message.)

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ABOUT:

STRIPE COLOR: Sky Blue

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These cards measure 4" x 6" and are printed digitally with dye-based inks.

I love the weight, feel and look of the card stock used to create these note-cards! : The card stock is sturdy, smooth, and has visible natural-fibers that add to the charm and uniqueness of each card.

These cards are made to last: I'd say they are about 3X the thickness of typical commercially-made index cards (and so much nicer! ^_^)

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This Listing is for a Set of 12 Cards, the cards are Double-Sided, and the Text-Greetings are only on the front of the cards...I left the back of the card free of clutter, so that more lengthy-letters can be transcribed. (Visit the following link to view an example of the back: http://www.etsy.com/listing/78311099/eco-note-cards-set-of-12-4-greetings-3 )

My main goals for these cards was to design them to be fun and artistic through the use of color and typefaces and to provide as much space and ease-of-use as possible. (I think 50s when I look at these! I