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Tell Her You Love Her - Folded Art Card

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$3.66 $6 In stock

Category: Paper Collective

This folded art card features the design 'Tell Her You Love Her' from Paper Collective, a brand known for making fine art affordable. It is a collectible piece that can be sent as a note or framed for display.

  • Folded art card with a heartfelt design
  • Versatile: perfect for mailing or framing
  • From Paper Collective's curated collection
  • High-quality print on premium paper
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Claire K. ★★★★★

The card stock has a lovely matte finish that feels substantial in your hands, and the artwork itself is striking enough that I’ve kept one framed on my desk instead of mailing it. My girlfriend teared up when she read the message inside, so it definitely did the job.

Abigail ★★★★★

The folded design makes it easy to pop in an envelope while still looking like a small piece of art when displayed. I've already bought a second one to frame for my bedroom wall.

Chloe ★★★★★

The cardstock has a nice, substantial feel that makes it worth keeping, and the artwork itself is genuinely frame-worthy. I sent it as a note, but honestly I'm tempted to buy another one just to hang on my wall.