Handmade Plantable Valentine’s Day Greeting Cards

Something about a handmade Valentine’s Day card …if you are uninspired or a total clutz with the magic markers, pick one up handmade from someone else this year! Your effort will be appreciated. This one is hand crafted with recycled fibers and wildflower seeds. Blank inside for your message and planting directions are on the back.
$3.50 each at Grace Graphic’s Etsy Shop

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3 Responses to “Handmade Plantable Valentine’s Day Greeting Cards”

Dawn Zickler
January 4th, 2010 15:26
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Please check out MyGoodGreetings at mygoodgreetings.com

We offer beautiful customizable earth-friendly photo cards, invitations and stationery. We print on digital presses, which virtually eliminate paper waste and our toners are biodegradable. The FSC Certified recycled card stock is processed chlorine-free and manufactured with electricity that’s offset with Green-e certified renewable power sources. Our card stock contains 50% post-comsumer recovered fiber and our envelopes contain 100%. Even our address labels are recycled!

It doesn’t necessarily cost more to print green. Compare our prices and you’ll see that the costs for recycled products from MyGoodGreetings are very competitive. We’re committed to providing one-of-a-kind designs, great prices and high-quality products that are environmentally sound. Why? Because the way we see it, every day is Earth Day!
RAFAEL
January 30th, 2010 14:54
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Thanks for this wonderful post! I really can’t belive it’s almost Valentine’s Day!
BEN
February 2nd, 2010 13:05
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Thanks for the write up, awesome post!

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