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A little slow mail A snail with a letter on its back. For a belated birthday or a friendship worth catching up on. Use this design→ A cup of universe A teapot pouring stars. A whimsical invitation to pause, talk, or put the world to rights. Use this design→ Your next chapter A reading chair, a sunny window, and a stack of books. For retirement, a move, or a fresh start. Use this design→ Little things growing Mismatched pots and new leaves. Celebrate a small win, a first garden, or patient progress. Use this design→ Same moon tonight A cat at a moonlit window. For long-distance friends, night owls, and someone you miss. Use this design→ A place for your paws A sleepy dog, a basket, and a heart. Welcome an adopted pet or remember their homecoming day. Use this design→ Better together A tandem bicycle with flowers in the basket. For an anniversary, a friendship, or your favourite adventure companion. Use this design→ Your own way up A winding path through mountain peaks. Mark a graduation, a new job, or a brave next step. Use this design→ A little night magic A patterned moth under a crescent moon. An unusual birthday wish or a small, unexpected hello. Use this design→ Always a seat for you Two chairs, a vase, and a table waiting for a conversation. For hosts, old friends, and chosen family. Use this design→ Room to grow together A glasshouse and a growing tree. A thoughtful welcome for a client, member, or business partner. Use this design→ You made the connection An arched bridge across a river. Thank the person behind a referral, introduction, or useful collaboration. Use this design→ Part of our neighbourhood A striped shop awning and a plant by the door. Thank a first customer, a regular, or a neighbouring business. Use this design→ You made it brighter A desk lamp shining on a star. Recognise a colleague's quiet contribution or thank a generous mentor. Use this design→ Made with care A toolbox holding a brush, pencil, and sprig. For a finished commission, a renovation, or a maker's customer. Use this design→ Every piece matters Four quilt squares, each different. Thank volunteers, community organisers, and the people who brought an event together. Use this design→ Good to have you back A lighthouse at the water's edge. Welcome a returning guest, member, or colleague with no sales pitch. Use this design→ The idea you shared An open notebook with a ribbon bookmark. Follow up on a useful meeting, workshop, or piece of customer feedback. Use this design→ Look what we grew Fruit trees and a harvest basket. Mark a client anniversary, a donor-funded milestone, or a season of teamwork. Use this design→ Take a bow A ribbon across the finish line. Celebrate a launch, a qualification, or a project the team worked hard to complete. Use this design→ Welcome home For closing day, when the keys change hands. Use this design→ Keys and thanks For buyers, sellers and the friends they send your way. Use this design→ Home anniversary One year in the house: a reason to say hello again. Use this design→ Thanks for shopping small The card that goes in the parcel, or after it. Use this design→ After it arrives A note that lands a week after the parcel. Use this design→ Bright smile For new patients and referrals. Sent in an envelope, never clinical. Use this design→ Paws and thanks For new clients, pet birthdays and gentle check-ins. Use this design→ Gentle sympathy A quiet card for loss. Send it the day you hear. Use this design→ Get well soon Tea, sunshine and a note that says take your time. Use this design→ New wheels For delivery day and the first service. Use this design→ Under cover For new policies, renewals and a thank-you after a claim. Use this design→ Rooted A steady, elegant card for long relationships. No numbers, no advice. Use this design→ At the front desk For guests after a stay, or before they arrive. Use this design→ For a regular For the faces you see every morning. Use this design→ Stronger together For new members, milestones and comebacks. Use this design→ Great to meet you After a first meeting, a demo, or a deal won. Use this design→ Two rings For couples: booking, the day, and the first anniversary. Use this design→ Job well done When the work is finished and the dust has settled. Use this design→ From the heart For donors and volunteers, first gift to fifth year. Use this design→ Candles and cake A birthday card for anyone: customer, client or grandad. Use this design→ Up, up and away Balloons for birthdays and big news. Use this design→ Season's wreath A holiday card for clients, teams and family. Post by early December. Use this design→ First snow A wintry, non-denominational season's greeting. Use this design→ Top marks For promotions, awards and wins. Use this design→ You shine Employee appreciation, work anniversaries and a well-earned thanks. Use this design→ A bouquet Tulips for thanks, Mother's Day, or no reason at all. Use this design→ Sealed with love For someone far away. A postcard that says I miss you. Use this design→ Goodnight moon A calm card for thinking of you, or a new baby's first nights. Use this design→ Hello, little one For new parents. Use this design→ Caps off For graduates, and anyone who finished the course. Use this design→ Festival of lights A Diwali card for clients, customers and family. Post two weeks ahead. Use this design→ Eid lantern Eid Mubarak, for friends, family and the people you work with. Use this design→ A thankful season Thanksgiving thanks for clients and customers. Arrive before the holiday. Use this design→ Two hearts For Valentine's Day, anniversaries, and the person you'd choose again. Use this design→ Simple sprig One quiet line of leaves beside your words. Suits anything. Use this design→ Kolam Dots and woven lines, the way one is drawn at a doorstep. For Pongal and a new home. Use this design→ Rangoli A rangoli of petals for Diwali, drawn in the same ink as your words. Use this design→ Toran at the door Mango leaves and marigolds strung across the top: for Diwali, a housewarming, a shop's first day. Use this design→ Lotus border The note that goes with a festive gift. Written for each person, not printed for all. Use this design→ Eid stars Eight-point stars, ruled by a pen. For both Eids. Use this design→ Paper lantern For Lunar New Year: clients, teams and family. Post two weeks ahead. Use this design→ Plum blossom The first flower of the year. For a new year, or no reason at all. Use this design→ Eight nights A Hanukkah lamp with all nine candles lit. Use this design→ Rakhi For the brother or sister who lives too far away to tie it in person. Use this design→ Tree and star A Christmas card the pen draws and writes in one go. Use this design→ Garland Stars and baubles across the top. The year-end card for a whole client list. Use this design→ New year sparks For the first post of January, when the holiday cards have stopped. Use this design→ Wrapped with thanks The note in the gift box, or the gift itself when a card is enough. Use this design→ Paisley A mehndi paisley for weddings: blessings, shagun notes and thank-yous. Use this design→ For Mum Mother's Day: 9 May in most places, mid-Lent Sunday in the UK. Add a QR code and she can hear you say it. Use this design→ For Dad Father's Day: the third Sunday of June, or September in Australia. Use this design→ Be mine Valentine's and Galentine's, in ink rather than a text. Use this design→ From me to you Two places and the line between them, each written under its pin. For family abroad, or an order on its way. Use this design→ Hear my voice Add a QR code, record a message, and the card speaks. Made for grandparents. Use this design→ Under a star For the loss of a pet: from the practice that cared for them, or a friend. Use this design→ Kept lit For the anniversary of a death and the first holidays after it. Nothing to sell, nothing to ask. Use this design→ With sympathy A sympathy card signed by the people who were there. Always in an envelope. Use this design→ A new day For the last treatment, a year sober, the end of a hard stretch. Use this design→ We got it wrong An apology signed by a person. No coupon, no excuses. Use this design→ Best teacher For Teacher Appreciation Week in May, Teachers' Day on 5 September, and the last day of term. Use this design→ You're in For an admitted student, from someone who read their application. Use this design→ Lift-off A new job, a promotion, or the day a customer goes live. Use this design→ Welcome to the team Posted home between the signed offer and the first day. Use this design→ Years together A work anniversary, scheduled from the start date so it is never missed. Use this design→ Fair winds For a retirement, from a colleague, a team or a grateful client. Use this design→ Count on you One pen stroke for every order, visit or class so far. Say how many and the tally is drawn. Use this design→ A year with us Triggered by the anniversary of the first order, the policy or the contract. Use this design→ In numbers One number the customer achieved, drawn by hand. Triggered from your CRM. Use this design→ Cheers From the winemaker: at sign-up, the third shipment, the club anniversary. Use this design→ Welcome to the building From a named manager: at move-in, a month in, and when the lease is renewed. Use this design→ Welcome back From a travel advisor: when the trip is booked, and two days after they are home. Use this design→ New smile For braces-off day, and for the family who sent a friend. In an envelope, nothing clinical. Use this design→ Thanks for the introduction For the person who sent you a client. Names them, says nothing about the client's affairs. Use this design→ Something to treasure From a jeweller: after a purchase, and on the wedding anniversary that follows it. Use this design→ Settling in From a care community to the family: after the tour, at move-in, on a birthday. Use this design→ A leafy frame A vine runs round all four edges and the words sit inside it, like a letter in a garden. Use this design→ Art deco frame Two fine rules and stepped corners, in the manner of the 1920s. For a toast, a promotion, a new year. Use this design→ Scalloped frame A lace edge of scallops, a dot in each, round the whole card. Soft enough for a new baby. Use this design→ Their name, in ink Their name written large across the top, with a flourish under it. In any script. Use this design→ Birth-month bloom Every month has a flower. Say which month and the pen draws theirs. Use this design→ Their star sign Give their birthday and the pen draws their constellation. Use this design→ The night sky The stars over a place on a night that mattered: a birth, a wedding, the night you met. Give the date and the town. Use this design→ Their city Their city by its landmarks, drawn across the top: New York to Kochi, or a town with its own name under it. Use this design→ Monogram Two initials inside a wreath: for a wedding, an anniversary, or thank-you notes after one. Use this design→ Two doves For the couple, on the day or after it. Use this design→ Ring and promise They said yes. Say congratulations. Use this design→ Yes, said For the start of the whole thing. Use this design→ Tassel turned For the day the hard part ends. Use this design→ Slow mornings For a retirement: every day is Saturday now. Use this design→ Golden hour For a retirement, or the end of a long chapter. Use this design→ Bon voyage For someone leaving the team, the city or the country. Use this design→ On your way A farewell that travels with them. Use this design→ Lesson learned For a teacher, from a student or a parent. Use this design→ A bunch for you Flowers that keep, for someone resting. Use this design→ Countdown For the first post of the year. Use this design→ 115 illustrated cards with messages ready to use, for birthdays and holidays, new homes and new customers, donors, patients and your own team. Pick one, change the words, and we write and post it. See the hands our pen can write in .
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