I present to you the recipe for our simple but tasty thank you notes.
The Dahlia's Thank You Notes
1 stack of cardstock (I got ours from Office Max)
1 embosser*
1 paper cutter
envelopes (Ours are from Envelope Mall. They are leftover from our response card envelopes.)

The supplies
Directions:
Cut the paper in half:

Fold. Align your folded cardstock in the embosser. I used it one piece of cardstock as a guide, although there are probably more accurate ways to make sure your embossing is centered.

Press down on the embosser, and presto! One thank you note down.

A close up:

To make things even fancier, we've also taken to embossing the envelopes.
And that's it. Inexpensive, simple but elegant thank you notes.
What are you doing for your thank you notes?
(*author's note: Our embosser came from Wilshire Graphic Press. I got lucky and won it in a contest.)
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