Description
This 5x7 inch (A7) folded note card, printed on luxurious Red River Linen cardstock, is what "treat yourself" looks like in cow form — a fluffy Highland cow lounging in a bubble-filled clawfoot tub, floral crown perfectly in place and completely unbothered.
Cozy, playful, and a little indulgent, the scene is made for anyone who loves rustic charm with a sense of humor. Blank inside with a matching envelope included, it's a joyful card to send and an even better one to keep — ideal for birthdays, thank-you notes, housewarmings, encouragement, or a well-earned spa-day reminder.
Product Details
• Folded 5 x 7 inch (A7) linen greeting card
• Professionally printed with rich color and crisp detail
• Blank interior for personal messages
• Matching envelope and protective cellophane sleeve included
• Artwork is created using AI-assisted digital illustration and then carefully edited and finished by me for a warm, painterly farmhouse look
Size and Format
The folded card measures 5 x 7 inches (A7) and is vertically oriented. A standard A7 envelope is included with each card.
Packaging and Shipping
Your card, envelope, and cello sleeve are packaged together and shipped flat in a rigid mailer or box to help prevent bending during transit. All cards are printed and shipped from Henniker, New Hampshire, USA.
Perfect For
This floral crown cow note card is ideal for farmhouse décor lovers, Highland cow fans, and anyone who appreciates cozy humor. It works beautifully for spa-day gifts, self-care notes, encouragement cards, housewarming or hostess gifts, and cheerful just-because mail, and can also be framed as mini wall art after gifting.
Complete Your Collection
Pair this card with other whimsical animal portraits like the Dapper Hare Rabbit Note Card and the Cute Cow Farmhouse Note Card, or mix it with darker gothic pieces like the Gothic Grim Reaper Note Card from the full Linen Note Cards collection for a playful contrast art card bundle.
Proudly designed and made in the USA by Designs by Linda Nee.
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