In an age where everything is sent via text and email, it’s always nice to get snail mail. I remember avidly checking the mailbox when I was kid, hoping to get a letter, and being thrilled when I did.
So for Valentine’s Day, I decided to design these sweet and simple postcards, for something more personal than a regular Hallmark card. Sending a postcard to a person you care about shows them that you took the time to hand-write and address a letter because you’re thinking about them.
And a message like that is always a great message to send.

PS: Last year’s craft: valentine’s sugar cubes.

1. Save the above image to your computer and print it. Cut it to size and adhere it to cardstock.

2. Write a message on the lines, address the letter, and put a stamp on it. Send to a lucky recipient! 

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