Five Handmade Humor Cards Donated 07/29/26
- Jul 29
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Five handcrafted A7 humor greeting cards accepted for donation by Wicked Good Cards, featuring the g
Date accepted: July 29, 2026
Cards donated: 5
Card size: A7
Donated by: Mainely Cards LLC
Status: Accepted into the Wicked Good Cards collection
On July 29, 2026, Wicked Good Cards accepted five handcrafted A7 humor greeting cards donated by Mainely Cards LLC. Each card includes a coordinating embossed envelope and has been individually packaged in its own protective sleeve. The cards were reviewed and approved according to Wicked Good Cards quality standards before being accepted into the nonprofit's permanent collection.
This donation includes four different humorous designs. Two cards feature the greeting "A Big Dill," showing a smiling pickle wearing black sunglasses beneath gold glitter lettering. One card features the greeting "Ewe Rock," with a sheep standing on a layered gray rock beneath black glitter lettering. Another card reads "Just Chicken on Ewe," pairing a sheep with a copper glitter chicken and bold black lettering. The fifth card displays the greeting "Looking Sharp," featuring a cactus wearing a black top hat with a gold band above purple glitter lettering.
The cards combine layered paper construction with bright, playful illustrations and clean, high-contrast greetings. Confirmed materials include dark and light green no-shed glitter paper, gold no-shed glitter lettering, black glitter sunglasses, black cardstock outlines, white glitter wool, three shades of gray paper for the rock, copper glitter for the chicken, and dark green, black, gold, and purple glitter elements on the cactus design. All glitter used on these cards is no-shed glitter paper.
Photographs accompanying this record document both the front and back of the cards, showing the completed greeting cards as well as the coordinating embossed envelopes and individual protective sleeves included with each donation.
These cards will be placed within care settings in Maine.
