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My most recent batch of Moo client thank you cards arrived today. Being the photo-geek I am, I took photos of the unboxing. Love their presentation!

For more on the cards (and the templates to make them) visit this previous post.

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I just released a new set of “Fit to Print” templates on Monday. This time it’s six Moo Greeting Card (thank you) designs to compliment the Moo stickers I released last week.

There’s even a bonus 7th template that can be purchased separately.

The cardstock is the same substantial Moo paper-weight you’ve come to know and love – thick and satin-smooth. It’s never too late to give thanks!

(If you have additional questions about Moo Greeting Cards, please visit their Greeting Card FAQ.)

merci beaucoup

Today marks a week over here at paperieboutique.com — so to celebrate I’m putting this thank you card template up for (FREE) download. I use these photo cards to send a personalized note of thanks to clients for booking with me inside of my welcome packets, or tuck them inside client orders.

This template is designed to print as a 5×8 photo with lustre finish. Make sure your lab prints this non-standard size! The template is sized at 8¼ “×5¼” to allow for standard cropping in-lab.

You will need to insert your logo, an image, and customize with the background and border colors of your choice.

I have the background set to white, the inner border set to grey, and the bottom solid-stripe set to pink right now — but you can change these by clicking the color fill layers for each section — just double-click each box and you can change to any color you’d like. (Some of the content to alter is located inside folders. Make sure to open them.) The pink arrow in this image shows where you click to change the colors.

Don’t forget to hide the logo and main image placeholder layers before printing! The font I used for the contact information section is News Gothic MT.

→ download link ← (please note this file was designed in CS2 and you must have Photoshop or Elements and know how to edit a .psd layered file — I do not provide technical support for this download)

You can write on the photos easily with a super-fine Sharpie. To finish the look, I use Paper-Source A9 envelopes sealed with Moo stickers.

Thanks again for all of the well-wishes, comments, ReTweets and link-backs during this first week. I look forward to watching this place grow up!

This template is ©Robyn Pollman, 2009. All rights reserved. It may not be copied, resold, made available for download or given away elsewhere, or redistributed without my written permission.

here’s the mail-it never fails

Did you know that you can get free USPS Priority Mail shipping supplies online? They make it so easy you don’t even have to leave the house!

In addition to boxes, envelopes, labels, stickers, receipts and forms being FREE – the shipping is FREE as well.

The only thing you have to do is go online and pick the box sizes and supplies that are best for you.

Then once your supplies have arrived and your packages are sealed up nice and pretty, you can print your postage online, and even request a free pickup at your door.

It’s as simple as that.