Useful Thank You Cards


I thought this would be a great project to make to thank Grandparents or Aunts and Uncles. Take a Thank you card or make a card and glue a picture on it (if you could get a picture with the kids holding a sign saying "Thank You" that would be cute) .
Take some computer paper and cut it to the same size as the card. Making it into a pad. Staple it together. Glue the last page to the inside of the card. On the first page you could write a short Thank You.







Lastly, glue a magnet to the back of the card. Now you have a refrigerator note pad.
This idea would cute for any Holiday or Birthday.

Comments

AutoSysGene said…
Oh, handy. A thank you card and a note pad. Good thinking!
December 27, 2007 at 11:24 AM
Tina said…
For both of my kids' past two birthdays, we've done the 'kid holds a thank you sign' photo which I printed on cardstock on the computer. People LOVE getting those cards!!

I really love all your projects...
December 28, 2007 at 12:24 AM
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