UPrinting Thank You Cards (giveway) 2 days only!

-



Greeting cards are a great way to say "hi" to friends & family. Businesses can use cards printed with their logo to go along with inventory sold or spread the word about a grand opening. UPrinting.com is a wonderful place to order cards like these.

The best part about UPrinting greeting cards is that they are customizable (and affordable). Personalize with pictures, logos, and personal messages. You can also get envelopes with customizable options to go along with your personalized cards!

Custom greeting cards reflect the personality of you or your business.

BUY IT:
You can order your own personalized greeting cards (and envelopes) from UPrinting.com. Prices vary but are reasonable.

WIN IT:

One lucky reader will win -
(50 ct.) 7 x 5" (folded to 3.5 x 5") Custom Thank You Cards with plain envelopes
4 Baronial Blank Envelopes
14 pt Cardstock Gloss coating
Full Color Outside and Blank Inside
Including FREE UPS Ground Shipping




HOW TO WIN:
Become a follower of S Club 4 (leave a comment)
*Mandatory entry - all other entries are void without this entry*

Want more chances to win? Please leave one comment per additional entry.
1. Tell how you would customize your thank you cards.
2. Do you write thank you notes? For what occasions?
3. Follow me on Twitter & tweet about giveaway.

GIVEAWAY OPEN UNTIL APRIL 27th AT MIDNIGHT!  Open only to US residents.
Winner will be announced in a post on April 28th & via email. Winner must contact me on the 28th so that I can contact UPrinting with your email address (sorry if this creates any inconveniences).

UPrinting.com is a leading online printing company that provides high quality printing  at the most affordable prices. For more information on their products visit them at UPrinting.com.

Disclaimer: I will receive a blogger appreciate pack for writing this post; however all opinions expressed are my own, honest opinion. Others may not have the same experience with products and/or the company presented in this post.

Comments

Becky D said…
Um....I haven't written out Kinzie's baptims thank you's....it's been over a month. I would def. use some for those!
April 27, 2010 at 8:23 AM
Becky D said…
I do write thank you notes...pretty often actually, it seems with showers, wedding, more showers, baby I've written a LOT in the past 3 years! Some times I debate on whether a thank you is appropriate or not. I don't for xmas/birthday, but I think I will make the Kinzie and anymore little ones that follow her. I know some people that NEVER right thankyou's and that irritates me!
April 27, 2010 at 8:25 AM
Anonymous said…
Mandatory entry---I am a follower of you!!
April 27, 2010 at 11:00 AM
Anonymous said…
I would customize my thank you cards with my favorite colors (blue, orange, and green) and use elephants (cause they're the frickin best!). I would also use weird fonts cause thats just me!

(entry #2)
April 27, 2010 at 11:04 AM
Anonymous said…
I do write thank you notes....well i did for my wedding (although I am pretty sure we botched a few and sent some people 2 and missed certain people completely). But working with kids its been really important that we teach them to be grateful for what they're given so we've written them for events, people who give free food, and christmas gifts.

Entry #3
April 27, 2010 at 11:05 AM
Rion said…
You already have me following you dearie! :)
April 27, 2010 at 1:03 PM
Rion said…
How would I customize them? Well, I'd most likely try to put some sort of wedding theme on them.. maybe with a picture of David and I.. and use them as thank you cards for after our wedding!
April 27, 2010 at 1:04 PM
Rion said…
So, I think I am doing this right (blame Becky, I am following her lead!) but do I write thank you notes? Not unless its a special occasion. I wrote thank you notes for Graduation and when I received scholarships for college. I will write thank you cards for the wedding for sure, and then if we ever have a kid, thank you cards for gifts for that as well! :)
April 27, 2010 at 1:05 PM
Gledwood said…
I would customize mine with the picture of two Glen of Imaal terriers, as featured for the second time chez moi today ~ you can just see they are saying "ro ro ro!"

ps i'm only entering for fun ~ wrong side of the Atlantic :-(
April 27, 2010 at 6:33 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

MOB Society: Bragging on Boys

-
Image
Like my friend Erin shared in her "bragging" post, I don't necessarily want to "brag" about my boys but I am overjoyed at some of their accomplishments recently! So I will share with you! Moose is doing wonderfully at school. We moved him to the afternoon classroom and his teacher said that his behavior problems that they saw in the morning have virtually disappeared. Great! Twice last week (once at school and once at Sunday School) his teachers told me that he shared with someone. What a sigh of relief that one is; sharing is so hard but to know that what I'm implementing at home is working (even the itsy bitsiest bit!) is a relief.  I've noticed that baby toys are most enjoyed by the older crowd. Moose is also reading! I got the sight word list that kindergarteners start off with from his teacher - he read them all for me this morning. I bought a Chuggington book for him on their last book order - he read it by himself after only having it read
Read more

Greater (movie review)

-
Image
Sports movies are some of my favorite ones; even better if they are underdog stories! "Greater" is just that - a true underdog story about Brandon Bulsworth who could be called the greatest walk-on in the history of college football. The movie follows Bulsworth from the time he's a kid. His mother is raising he and his brother (who is quite a bit older; old enough to be mistaken for his dad, laughably). His brother gives him a kick in the pants when Brandon claims he wants to play for the Arkansas Razorbacks. Brandon was a heavy kid so no one really thought it would happen. However, Brandon worked as hard as he could and made it. Walked on the team and caught the attention of his coach who put some amazing work into this kid to help him become better. I love when coaches look at the heart of a player more than ability. This really is an amazing story, an amazing movie - full of inspiration and encouragement. Things that seem impossible become possible. The rea
Read more

something

-
Big A is forever telling me to not say certain things on the road. Don't call me dear. Don't gasp or shout; I'll think there's a deer. Although these are paraphrased (and he claims he's never said the first one), these are the basis for this tale. We went to the Husker game last night. Scratch that - we worked at the Husker game last night. We helped his aunt (and her church) sell backrests as a fundraiser. Big A has done this most of last year & all of this year so far. He loves it. You sell backrests until kickoff, then you watch the game, and pick up the rests after. You're there 90 minutes before game time and for about an hour or so after the game. And you sometimes get leftover food (Runzas and hotdogs and popcorn - please fine out what a Runza is for those of you who aren't from Nebraska....it's so yummy!). Anyway...we went to the game & a few of our friends helped pick up the chairs voluntarily after so (with that help plus our amazing sp
Read more