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September 06, 2007

Easy peasy handmade thank you's

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     If you thought you'd heard the last about the wedding, (since I was put to work half of the weekend finishing up those kitchen cupboards) you'd be wrong.
     There's more. (you're not even surprised)
     You see,long before the wedding, the bride had a fabulous idea. She asked me to make a cute "Thank You" sign for them to hold up in a posed shot at the reception, and then make the picture into thank you cards. Well, in all the festivities of the day, we both forgot to have them pose to take the picture.
     Not to worry.We got a sneak peek at a couple of great pictures of the darling couple from the photographer, and I made them some thank you cards, post haste. It was so very easy to do, too!
     I used a little cheapo print program on my computer, but you could create these in MS Word just as easily. Simply take a photo and put your wording underneath, print it on card stock so you get four copies to a page, cut, and voila'! You have very classy looking cards with plenty of room to write a nice note, and then to put in invitation sized envelopes. All in less than one hour's time.
      This idea doesn't have to be used only for wedding thank you cards. Picture using this idea for a child's birthday thank you. Take a photo of the birthday boy or girl blowing out the candles on a cake, and then let the child write the thank you note. Or how about a picture of you in front of your new home on "we've moved" cards? Possibly a picture of that new puppy to share your news of the newest family member? Oh, my head is spinning; the possibilities are endless.

A_favor      Oh! I almost forgot to share these little treats with you! The groom's sweetheart of a Mom ordered these adorable personalized m & m's for the big day as well! Look close now. Are these incredible, or what?! See the tiny  names? See the tiny date? Too cute.
    *sigh* I saved these especially to share with all of you.

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Girl, you are brilliant!! Thanks for the link, sweetie! I'm meeting my friend who travels alot tomorrow for lunch to borrow my luggage from her ~ yaaaaay! xxoo, Dawn

I thought you'd like that Dawn! I am looking forward to meeting you!

What a great idea. I'm thinking. . . 50th anniversary party invites, house warming. . .

About those M & M's. . . I have Lindsey too. Except we spelled her name Lindsay. Doesn't matter, everyone always spells it wrong - - so now she just goes by Lynz. Part of her name, part of my middle name she said.

Please continue to create and give us all "inspiration" we love it! THANK YOU.

Blessings,

Hi, just found your blog through Contessa & wow, I'll be back. Love that little bird tiered shelf you have below. I will definitely come back & visit again to see what you've got going on. Come back & visit me when you get a chance! Looks like we have lots in common

Rhoda
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Love the idea for the photo cards and the m&m's are just darling. You are ever so clever:)
Miss Janice

oh my, these thank you notes are perfect.how sweet! oh my again, my daughter's wedding is this weekend. i am taking your experience to heart. i really am. i want this to be all about my daughter's most nearly perfect day. i will set aside my own end-of-a-26-year-old marriage journey and be there for her own happiness. thank you, tracy for helping me by your example. you don't know what strength this has given me.

conni

Love the thank you cards. I heard you could get almost anything on m&m's now. Amazing, and cute.
Rosemary

Love those thank you cards! I love hearing about the wedding too!

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