Send a sweet message and a hug from the world of Peanuts with this officially licensed set of notecards featuring Snoopy, the world's most beloved beagle, in his most iconic looks.
With folded arms that wrap into a hug enclosing short, sweet greetings, these charmingly illustrated notecards offer a playful way to connect. Featuring Snoopy in a range of beloved personas, each card delivers warmth, wit, and a touch of nostalgia.
Perfect for birthdays, congratulations, thank-yous, or even sending some puppy love, this boxed set makes it easy to send a thoughtful note—because a hug is always the right size!
Includes 12 die-cut notecards (3 each of 4 designs) and 12 envelopes.
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SNOOPY NOTECARD SET: An officially licensed set of 12 shaped notecards featuring Snoopy in his most beloved personas. With playful “hugging” arms and charming greetings, this collectible stationery set is perfect for fans and gift-givers alike.
SNOOPY, STYLE ICON: Snoopy is known for sporting many different looks throughout the Peanuts comic strips. This curated assortment—including Flying Ace, Joe Cool, Sporty Snoopy, and Puffer Jacket Snoopy—celebrates his most iconic looks in one delightful set.
DISPLAY-WORTHY DESIGN: Each die-cut card features a scored fold that allows it to sit upright, transforming every note into a miniature piece of art for desks, shelves, or bedside tables.
GREETINGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS: With 12 notecards (3 each of 4 designs), this versatile set features clever greetings for sweet thank you notes, birthday cards, or just-because letters.
Perfect for:
- Fans of Peanuts of all ages
- Admirers of Snoopy and his iconic personas
- Stationery enthusiasts seeking playful, innovative notecard sets
- Gift-givers looking for charming, nostalgic paper goods
- Anyone who loves sending snail mail
Charles M. Schulz once described himself as ""born to draw comic strips."" In 1950 Schulz's comic strip Peanuts debuted. Schulz would go on to write and draw Peanuts for the next fifty years, creating cultural icons in Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the rest of the Peanuts gang.
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