6 Stationery Sales That Will Make Thank You Notes Less Painful

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How exactly do you express appreciation for Great Aunt Edna's always interesting gift choice even though she still labors under the idea that you are a full twenty years younger than you are and have an unwavering affinity for rhinestones? Let your stationery do it for you. After the jump, find six sales that make that and all your thank you notes a lot less strenuous.

Tiny Prints: Through Tuesday at midnight (PT), take 20% off all orders, including the four evergreen Tory Burch styles. Enter code JAN20SW at checkout.

Neiman Marcus: Neiman Marcus has a massive range of stationary styles—from flamboyant to understated—and they're offering up the goods for 25% off through tomorrow at 8 am (CT). Hurry up and get your paper products on.

Crane & Co.: This paper product stalwart has plenty of simply styled blank cards with almost limitless choices of colored borders for under 10 bucks a box.

Kate's Paperie: There's a limited selection of styles in the sale section but there are a few winners and it's a go to for baroque border fans. And for those who plan ahead (or are extremely late), all holiday cards are 50% off.

Minted: An online go-to for all things paper and weddings, Minted delivers with bright and creative stationary. Also, take 15% off all wedding stationery with code BLISS15 through Monday, January 7. (As long as you steer clear of the stationary with husband and wife on it, no one has to know that you're repurposing bridal thank you's as holiday thank you's.)

Papyrus: Find several William Arthur boxes thank yous here for under $10 per box.

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