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Teacher Thank You Card | Apple & Worm | Hand-Painted Appreciation Art

Teacher Thank You Card | Apple & Worm | Hand-Painted Appreciation Art

Teachers shape the world one student at a time — and they deserve a thank you that feels as thoughtful as the work they do every day.

This hand-painted apple and worm card is a warm, whimsical way to say thank you to the teacher who made a difference. Charming enough to display, meaningful enough to keep.

  • Artwork reproduced from an original acrylic painting by Tinges of Hope
  • Printed on premium A2 (4.25" x 5.5") linen-textured cardstock with coordinating envelope
  • Sold as a single card; add a custom personal message for just $1 more
  • Perfect for end-of-year teacher gifts, school appreciation, and educator thank yous
  • A keepsake card that goes beyond the typical gift card or mug
$6.00 USD
$6.00 USD
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Details & Specifications

  • Size: A2 (4.25" x 5.5")
  • Paper: Printed on premium 80lb linen cardstock
  • Envelope: Includes a matching A2 white linen envelope
  • Packaging: Each card is packaged in a protective cello sleeve for safe shipping

Customization

Turn this beautiful card into a truly personal keepsake. For just $1 more, we can print your custom message inside. This is a perfect way to create a one-of-a-kind gesture for a birthday, a note of encouragement, or just to say you care.

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Customization
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