Mary Engelbreit, Licensed Art Studio, St Louis, Missouri

Misuse of Imagination Engeldark Card Bundle

Misuse of Imagination Engeldark Card Bundle - Main image
$18.48 $28 In stock

Category: Greeting Cards - Engeldark

Because nobody’s bright and cheerful ALL the time. Not even Mary Engelbreit.

  • Front reads: Fear is a misuse of imagination.
  • Inside reads: Blank
  • Measures 5" x 7"
  • Envelopes included
  • Printed on premium, thick cardstock 
  • Printed in the USA!
  • Set of 10
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian C. ★★★★★

The card stock has a nice weight, and the envelopes fit perfectly for mailing. I bought these for a few friends who appreciate a more honest sentiment, and the "fear is a misuse of imagination" quote really struck a chord.

Julian Z. ★★★★★

I love that the front quote gives me a reason to send a card that’s honest instead of saccharine—the 5x7 size fits perfectly in a standard envelope without extra postage. My friend actually laughed out loud when she got it.

Olivia ★★★★★

The blank inside is perfect for scribbling a raw note when you're not feeling fake-happy. The 5x7 size feels substantial in hand, and the envelope is included, so it's ready to mail the moment the dread hits.