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A vintage-style photo showcases a woman outside, gazing at two foldable baby carriers. The text above says "All I wanted was a back rub," beautifully framed in the signature envelope design by Shannon Martin Design, crafted on recycled paper featuring rustic brown and white tones.

All I Wanted What A Hoot Card

The Fixin To Get In Trouble What A Hoot Card by Shannon Martin Design features a sepia vintage photo of two women and the phrase I’m fixin’ to get in trouble. You comin’? Printed on recycled paper for a timeless touch.

Fixin' To Get In Trouble What A Hoot Card

The "I'm Not Bossy What A Hoot Card" from Shannon Martin Design is a vintage-style greeting card made in the USA. It features a sepia-toned photograph of a woman smiling in a chair and is crafted from recycled paper. The card displays the text: "I'm not bossy, I just have better ideas.

I'm Not Bossy What A Hoot Card

A vintage photo featuring two older women in floral dresses pairs elegantly with a classic Kraft envelope. One of the women holds a purse, embodying timeless grace. Above the image, a quote from Bette Davis reads: "If you want something done right, find a couple of old broads to do it." This is from the "Old Broads What A Hoot Card" by Shannon Martin Design.

Old Broads What A Hoot Card

A sepia-toned image, exuding the charm of a vintage photograph, captures a woman in Western attire beside a horse. The text above states, "If standing up for yourself burns a bridge, I have matches. We ride at dawn," evoking a sense of boldness akin to sealing it in an old Kraft envelope. This scene is beautifully captured on the "Ride At Dawn What A Hoot Card" by Shannon Martin Design.

Ride at Dawn What A Hoot Card

The Rock Bottom What A Hoot Card by Shannon Martin Design features a sepia-toned image of a woman sitting thoughtfully on a curb with an open-hood vintage car in the background. The text above her humorously states, "Well, apparently rock bottom has a basement," evoking the charm of vintage photos printed on recycled paper.

Rock Bottom Basement What A Hoot Card

A black and white vintage photo of a woman in a plaid coat and hat standing next to a car graces the quirky greeting card from Shannon Martin Design, called the "Roll My Eyes What A Hoot Card." Crafted on recycled paper, it cheekily reads, "Oh, I'm sorry, did I just roll my eyes out loud?" It pairs perfectly with a kraft envelope for those genuine blank vintage photo vibes.

Roll My Eyes What A Hoot Card

A vintage sepia-toned photograph on the "Shuts Door What A Hoot Card" by Shannon Martin Design captures a person smiling as they open a door. The text above reads, "When life shuts a door, just open it again. It's a door. That's how they work." This snapshot echoes the charm of timeless vintage photos, infusing hope and simplicity into everyday moments.

Shuts Door What A Hoot Card

The Let Them Be Wrong What A Hoot Card by Shannon Martin Design features a sepia-toned image of a smiling woman by the water with the quote: In life its important to know when to stop arguing with people and simply let them be wrong, mounted on recycled kraft paper for a nostalgic feel.

Simply Let Them Be Wrong What A Hoot Card

The "Left Unsaid What A Hoot Card" by Shannon Martin Design showcases a sepia-toned image of a smiling woman holding flowers, complemented by the playful text, "Some things are better left unsaid, but I’m probably going to say them anyway." It comes in a charming kraft envelope and embodies the essence of vintage photos on recycled paper.

Things Are Better Left What A Hoot Card

The Tie Your Laces What A Hoot Card by Shannon Martin Design showcases a retro-inspired image of a woman sitting on the hood of a car, smiling in a headscarf and coat. The caption reads, "Don't let anyone who hasn't been in your shoes tell you how to tie your laces." It comes packaged in Shannon's Signature Kraft Envelope for an ideal nostalgic finish.

Tie Your Laces What A Hoot Card

A vintage-style image featuring three women enjoying a leisurely moment by a wooden dock, printed on textured recycled paper. Two women relax in a canoe, while the third sits on the dock. The card, titled "Time Precious What A Hoot," bears the words "Time is precious, waste it wisely" and is crafted by Shannon Martin Design.

Time Precious What A Hoot Card

The "What Time What A Hoot Card" from Shannon Martin Design showcases a vintage style with an illustration of a woman in a patterned dress and glasses standing next to a classic car, accompanied by a small dog at her feet. The card is printed on recycled paper and humorously captioned, "That's a horrible idea. What time?

What Time What A Hoot Card