Blue Dragonflies Note Cards (Stationery, Boxed Cards)

Very delicate design on good quality card

Beautiful. These have a classic vintage look to them so will be suitable to send as little notes to anyone. Perfect

beautiful cards, look very rich and expensive

Beautiful cards! Highly recommend

This was an ideal gift for a friend of mine who loves dragonflies. Always useful to have blank note cards handy for when you need to say a “thank you” “birthday wishes” or just “hello”. Good quality. Blank for your own message. Would recommend. Great value.

Beautiful, elegant cards.

Delivered on time by a very polite and happy delivery guy. The notelets are exactly as described in a cardboard presentation box with matching envelopes. Absolutely perfect for a quick note to friends and family for all occasions. The dragonflies are printed on an embossed card. I would recommend this product to anyone and will order more again soon as there are various different designs which would appeal to everyone. 5* all round.

Nice design; not so big that you don't know how to start writing!

There are butterflies EVERYWHERE!!! I'm so happy to have found something with dragonflies - they're just not that easy to find and these note cards are absolutely charming. Nice quality paper, self-seal envelopes, perfect little delicately colored, embossed dragonflies dancing onn the front make for a very nice card that subtly conveys a message of hope and renewal.

Beautiful notecards on heavy stock with delicate embossing. Well worth the purchase!

Perfect and speedy delivery!

These are really cute - I like the feel of the paper... pretty good quality. And the dragonfly is really sweet. Perfect as thank you cards or just little notes to let someone know you're thinking of them.

These are wonderful! Very subtle artwork on a linen-like matte finish on the front AND back. There is an oh so right frame around the dragonflies. They look expensive. I'm a little particular about paper and ink on personal correspondence looking cheap. It seems as time marches on the things sent in the mail are on nothing special paper and written with a blue ballpoint pen. Horrible! I caught myself getting into the habit of doing that as well, buying cards at Marshalls or a discount store and writing with a ballpoint pen. It doesn't have to be that way when card sets like these from Peter Pauper Press are handly. I also use a uni-ball Signo pen and my notes come out so much nicer, and I am never caught in a pinch. I like to show respect for the people who get my notes and this is a way to get it done. Blank inside is the way to go. The upper inside of the note has an indentation where the artwork was stamped, which matters only if you intend to write on it. You don't get that on note cards which cost $80 a boxl. Also the illustrator is top notch although much of his work is children's books. You will not be sorry for buying these and treat yourself to a pack of these pens while you are at it. They cost $1-2 dollars each and come in other colors, refillable.