By Red Cap Cards
Big Hug Encouragement Greeting Card
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Why we carry this
Send someone a hug they can actually hold. This cheerful greeting card features a bold "Big Hug" message on the front, illustrated with warmth by Anke Weckmann. The inside is blank, giving you room to add your own words - because sometimes the best encouragement is the personal kind. Printed on 100lb heavyweight card stock by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles using recycled materials, it's a card that feels as good as it looks. Measuring 5.5 x 4.25 inches, it's the perfect size for slipping into a mailbox or pressing into someone's hand when they need reminding that they're thought of.
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