Everyone needs thank you cards after the holidays, and we have a couple of birthdays in our house during January, so even MORE thank you cards are needed then! When I need to make some cards, I try to make a batch of the same design so that I can complete them in an assembly line fashion and then I always have some on hand. The first one always takes some time, but once I am happy with the format, then the rest are quick and easy.
Melisa Waldorf made this cute Thank You card that I think is adorable. I don't have the die cut machine to replicate her design exactly, but decided I could use this idea in a little simpler format

I needed a card for my son to send his thank you notes, and I didn't think that pink would go over too well, so I changed up the color and size a bit. Melisa is much better at doing the fussy cut around the scotty dog than I am, so I left a small white border around my image. Cutting out the scroll banner, not a problem, but the fuzzy edges of the dog's fur was too much for me!

My daughter does love pink, but she chose a different stamp for her thank you cards, and followed the same basic format.

Everyone loves receiving a handmade Thank You card. They don't have to be super complicated, and truthfully, it is what is written inside the card that really matters.

Stamps used for these projects:
Vintage Greetings (Scroll Banner)
Scottie Dogs
Love Dove