Handmade Thinking of You and Flower Cards Donated 12/22/25

Five handmade Thinking of You and flower cards accepted for donation by Wicked Good Cards. Four cards feature floral designs, including daisies, tulips, irises, and a single rose, while one card features a layered heart design with “Thinking of You” text; all cards have blank interiors left open for personal messages such as brief check-ins, appreciation, or messages of love.

Date: December 22, 2025

Cards donated: 5

Donated by: Shannon Cyr

Status: Accepted

These five handmade Thinking of You and flower cards were received and accepted by Wicked Good Cards on December 22, 2025.

Four of the cards feature floral imagery. One card shows three purple daisy-style flowers arranged horizontally. Another flower card displays three tulip shapes in purple, yellow, and blue positioned above the phrase “Thinking of You.” A third flower card includes three purple iris-style flowers arranged vertically. And, the forth flower card presents a single pink rose with a glittered accent, combining a structured stem with a decorative bloom. These designs are simple and recognizable, making them easy to select without requiring interpretation or explanation.

One card use non-floral imagery. It features a layered heart design inside a thought-bubble shape, paired with the words “Thinking of you” in red lettering. While visually distinct from the other floral cards, these designs remain neutral and broadly applicable.

All five cards are standard folded greeting cards with blank interiors. No interior text is printed, allowing the person using the card to decide what message to include and how much to share. This blank interior structure supports a wide range of uses, including brief notes, expressions of support, acknowledgment, or simple check-ins.

The variety within this group allows different individuals to choose a card that fits their purpose without feeling constrained by wording or theme. This balance supports usability across different relationships and situations, particularly in shared care environments where choice and ease of use matter.

These cards have been accepted into inventory and will be distributed by category based on partner needs and availability.