ThachCompany

Cute Greeting Cards

Seattle, Washington 505 Sales On Etsy since 2014

5 out of 5 stars (96)

ThachCompany

Cute Greeting Cards

Seattle, Washington | 505 Sales

5 out of 5 stars (96)

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Announcement    Orders generally take about 1-3 days to get together. To keep shipping costs low to you, my standard First Class postage shipping DOES NOT include tracking. However, it generally takes about a week or so to arrive if domestic or two weeks if international. Typical shipping speed is dependent on weather, postal holidays, etc. If you need a card by a certain day, please select a shipping upgrade that includes tracking.

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<3 Diane

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Last updated on Mar 22, 2019

Orders generally take about 1-3 days to get together. To keep shipping costs low to you, my standard First Class postage shipping DOES NOT include tracking. However, it generally takes about a week or so to arrive if domestic or two weeks if international. Typical shipping speed is dependent on weather, postal holidays, etc. If you need a card by a certain day, please select a shipping upgrade that includes tracking.

Thanks for looking,
<3 Diane

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About ThachCompany

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On Etsy since 2014

Making lives a little happier, one cute card at a time.

I have a fond memory from when I was a kid of my brother creating greeting cards on the computer with clipart through some software from a CD. I would watch him move around the pieces on the front and type the interior message. But what I clearly remember the most was him using "Thach Company" as the replacement to Hallmark, placing it on the lower back of the card. It's because of him that I put "Thach Company" on all the cards I've ever made. Thanks Scott! :)

I've been making cards for friends and family for over 10 years now. They've evolved from cards made with a bunch of scrapbooking supplies, to watercolor and ink, and now digital illustration!

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