Sailboat Thank You Card Set (10 Cards)
Sailboat Thank You Card Set (10 Cards)
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This charming navy and light blue sailboat thank you card is the perfect way to say thank you for any occasion. The elegant sailboat illustration on the front adds a nautical touch that’s sure to be appreciated. making it ideal for birthdays, baby showers, or simply for anyone who loves the ocean.
The inside of the card is blank, offering plenty of space for your personal message. You can also choose to upgrade your order with envelope liners to add a special touch to your stationery set.
Details
Details
- Set of 10 cards and envelopes
- 5.5”w x 4.25”h (Size A2)
- Blank inside
- White envelopes with a pointed flap
- Premium 100lb white, slightly textured cardstock
Envelope Liner Option
Envelope Liner Option
Add a wow factor with an envelope liner.
- Lined envelopes include a patterned paper, adhered by hand inside the envelope flap.
- Unlined envelopes are plain envelopes without the patterned paper.
See FAQ's to learn how to seal the lined envelope.
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How to Seal Lined Envelopes
How do I seal the lined envelope?
The traditional method for sealing envelopes has been to lick or wet the adhesive. But there are better ways to secure the flap and keep the design beautiful for your recipient.
To seal the lined envelope, use glue dots or adhesive.
- To use glue dots, place one dot approximately one-third of the way from the tip on both the left and right sides of the envelope flap, using a total of two dots.
- To use a glue runner (or double-sided adhesive), run the glue from the tip of the envelope to halfway on the flap, leaving space by the crease of the envelope for your recipient to easily open the envelope.
- After the adhesive is applied, fold the flap down, pressing firmly to secure and seal the envelope.
Glue dots and tape glue runners can be found at most craft or office supply stores.
If you do choose to wet the adhesive, use caution to not get the envelope liner wet. It is not waterproof and dark colors may bleed onto the adjacent envelope when sealed.