Send a big hug to someone you love! Use these sweet notecards from Carissa Potter to send your love, support, thanks, or celebration.
From beloved artist Carissa Potter, Big Hugs Notecards offer a simple way to send a hug to the people in your life.
Wrap your message in a loving hug featuring one of four different greetings:
- Big Hugs
- Big Yay
- Big Love
- Big Thanks
These unique cards are perfect for sending love for any and all occasions.
- A HUG INSIDE EVERY CARD: Featuring illustrated hands with big greetings that wrap around your handwritten note, these playful cards transform everyday messages into warm, joyful little hugs.
- FOUR VERSATILE GREETINGS: Includes four thoughtful sentiments—Big Hugs, Big Yay, Big Love, and Big Thanks—for encouragement, celebration, gratitude, support, and everyday connection.
- EXPRESSIVE, UPLIFTING ART: Created by Carissa Potter, founder of People I've Loved and author of It's OK to Feel Things Deeply, whose signature energetic artwork and heartfelt style make these cards comforting and full of personality.
- NOTECARDS FOR LIFE'S BIG & SMALL MOMENTS: Ideal for check-ins, tough days, milestones, celebrations, thank-yous, birthdays, anxiety support, and “thinking of you” notes.
- THOUGHTFUL GIFT & EVERYDAY CONNECTION TOOL: Perfect for Carissa Potter fans, stationery lovers, snail-mail enthusiasts, care packages, birthdays, breakups, recovery support, mental wellness check-ins, hostess gifts, holidays, and everyday moments when someone could use a little extra love.
Carissa Potter's prints and small-scale objects reflect her hopeless romanticism through their investigations into public and private intimacy. Speaking both humorously and poignantly to the human condition, Carissa's work touches chords we all can relate to—exploring situations we've all experienced at some point in our lives and conveying messages we simply long to hear. She is a founding member of Colpa Press and the founder of People I've Loved. Since 2010, she has been an artist-in-residence at Kala Art Institute in Berkeley, where she teaches letterpress. She also serves as a mentor in Southern Exposure's One-on-One Mentorship Program. Carissa received her MFA in Printmaking from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2010. Originally from Minneapolis, she lives and works in Oakland, California.