Handmade Blueberry Cards Donated 08/08/26

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  Five handcrafted blueberry-themed greeting cards accepted for donation.

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  Five handcrafted blueberry greeting cards packaged in clear protective sleeves with embossed envelop

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  Coordinating embossed envelopes packaged in protective sleeves for the donated cards.

Date accepted: August 8, 2026

Cards donated: 5

Card size: A2

Donated by: Mainely Cards LLC

Status: Accepted and approved for future placement

On August 8, 2026, Wicked Good Cards accepted five handmade blueberry greeting cards, donated by Mainely Cards LLC. Each card was received with its own coordinating embossed envelope and packaged in an individual protective sleeve. The donation was reviewed and approved according to Wicked Good Cards quality standards before being added to the organization's donation inventory.

This group of cards features blueberry-themed artwork presented in several different designs. Four cards display layered paper illustrations of blueberries, each with slight variations in composition and leaf placement. The fifth card features a blueberry basket accompanied by the greeting, "Thank You Berry Much." The cards are presented on clean white backgrounds, allowing the blue and green paper elements to stand out clearly.

Visible layering creates dimension throughout the artwork, and several of the blueberry designs include glitter cardstock that catches the light. The "Thank You Berry Much" card combines a layered blueberry basket with printed lettering beneath the artwork, adding another variation to the collection while remaining consistent with the overall blueberry theme.

The accompanying photographs document the donation at several stages. One image shows the completed cards, another shows each card individually packaged in a protective sleeve, and a third records the coordinating embossed envelopes packaged with the donation. Together, these images provide a complete record of the materials accepted into the collection.

These cards will be placed within care settings in Maine.