When I was little and then as a teenager, my mum always insisted I wrote thank-you letters for my presents. Sometimes I wrote reams, others I hated it with a vengeance, but now I really appreciate them when they arrive on my door mat. It's a little social nicety that I feel shouldn't die out. So, I have always made thank-you cards with my children, from hand prints, to photo notelets and this year with my lovely new shiny Big Shot! Thank-you Mr P-L for my fab present - and I still can't believe you kept it secret till Christmas day!
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| Thank-you Mr P-L |
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| Simple thank-you notes. |
I made the notes by embossing some patterned paper, trimming to size and sticking on a folded A5 piece of card. Some years ago I invested in a thank-you stamp, so the message is stamped inside and there is space to write a message. You can always write the message on a piece of white paper and stick it inside the card, in case a mistake is made. Two will fit snugly in a A5 envelope side by side and then pop them in the post.
I would also like to say thank-you to my lovely stocking swap partner -
Emma . I resisted the temptation and waited to open my stocking ...
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| All these pretty things! |
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| Fab fabrics! |
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| Super stocking! |
So thank-you Emma - I hope you enjoyed your stocking!
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| Handknitted in merino wool |
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| This is what was inside! |
A thank-you to
Pretty Petal Handmade who a while ago awarded me with a Liebster Blog Award
I now have to pass this on to five of my favourite blogs that have less than 200 followers, so here goes, in no particular order ...
and thank-you to you for sharing my blog!
Jo x
