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Top view of the "Embrace Calm" ThoughtFulls pop open cards. There's an open card with a quote from Leah Remini that reads "It's okay to do nothing if you can once in a while. It's okay to not be perfect, to not get it all done..." The box and card design is a soft fade of blue, teal, and white.

ThoughtFulls: Embrace Calm

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ThoughtFulls: Embrace Calm

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Top view of the "Embrace Calm" ThoughtFulls pop open cards. There's an open card with a quote from Leah Remini that reads "It's okay to do nothing if you can once in a while. It's okay to not be perfect, to not get it all done..." The box and card design is a soft fade of blue, teal, and white.
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Top view of the "Embrace Calm" ThoughtFulls pop open cards. There's an open card with a quote from Leah Remini that reads "It's okay to do nothing if you can once in a while. It's okay to not be perfect, to not get it all done..." The box and card design is a soft fade of blue, teal, and white.
ThoughtFulls by Compendium: Pop-open cards, each with a different inspiring message
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An open box of "Embrace Calm" ThoughtFulls pop-open cards in a soothing, spa-like environment. There are bath salts, river stones, and eucalyptus.
A set of "Embrace Calm" ThoughtFulls pop open cards with one card open and has a quote from Rasheed Ogunlaru that reads "...feet on the ground, head to the skies, heart open...quiet mind." The image also includes a view of a card back which has room to write a note, at the top it reads "Cultivate Peace". Icons along the side offer examples of how to use: read as a morning meditation, tuck in a greeting card, surprise a friend, delight a neighbor.
The front of a single card with dimensions, 2.25" x 2.25".
A single card opened and features a quote from Leah Remini that reads "It's okay to do nothing if you can once in a while. It's okay to not be perfect, to not get it all done...".
The backside of a single card, there is room to write a note and has the copy "Cultivate Peace" at the top.
The box of Embrace Calm ThoughtFulls pop-open cards, the box is open with 30 cards inside.
A 3/4 view of a box of Embrace Calm ThoughtFulls pop-open cards.

The Details

Invite peaceful moments with this set of 30 pop-open cards filled with soothing, grounding quotes.

Embrace Calm ThoughtFulls holds 30 pop-open cards with unique hidden messages behind a perforated window. Measuring 2.25" x 2.25", these cards are perfectly sized for tucking into a journal, placing on a nightstand, slipping into a bag, or keeping nearby during busy days.

With soothing designs and calming sentiments, each card offers a moment to pause, breathe, and reconnect with a sense of balance.

The message, “Cultivate Peace,” is printed on the back of each card, with space to add a handwritten note.

Share Embrace Calm ThoughtFulls with:
  • A friend with a full schedule
  • A loved one practicing self-care
  • A coworker who needs a reset
  • Anyone seeking tranquility

Each card is a quiet reminder that calm is always within reach.
Product Line
ThoughtFulls
Format
Lidded box with 30 pop-open cards
Card Size
2.25"W x 2.25"H
Box Size
2.5"W x 2.5"H x 2.5"D
SKU
9781966077596
UPC
9781966077596

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Spotlights

  • Who It's For

    Share these cards before a retreat, open a card each morning for a meditative moment, or pass them out to friends in your yoga class.

  • Design Details

    You’ll find 30 cards, each with a unique quote hidden behind a perforated window, and lines on the back to write a short, personal note.

  • Why We Love It

    You can tuck ThoughtFulls into an encouragement card, add them to a plate of cookies, or tie them to a present to offer an extra dose of delight.

2 Reviews

owner

Love putting these in our monthly subscription box.

The yoga practitioners that took

The yoga practitioners that took the Embrace Calm pop-cards were delighted with the message. They felt that the message was unique to them and that they "needed" the inspiring message.