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'Downton Abbey': Valentine's Day Cards By Chad Thomas

Downton Abbey Valentines Day Cards

First Posted: 02/10/2012 3:58 pm Updated: 02/11/2012 1:22 pm

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Express your feelings for a loved one and "Downton Abbey" all at once with these printable Valentine's Day cards from artist Chad Thomas.

Thomas was inspired to create the "Downton Abbey" cards after marathoning the show with his wife.

Falling for somebody? Show them how you feel with the Bates and O'Brien card. Feeling more sinister? There's the Thomas valentine for that occasion!

Thomas created other cards featuring Mary, Sybil and Branson. Check them out below and head over to Thomas' site for full-size downloads.

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Express your feelings for a loved one and "Downton Abbey" all at once with these printable Valentine's Day cards from artist Chad Thomas. Thomas was inspired to create the "Downton Abbey" cards after...
Express your feelings for a loved one and "Downton Abbey" all at once with these printable Valentine's Day cards from artist Chad Thomas. Thomas was inspired to create the "Downton Abbey" cards after...
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Bettye Cart
12 Fans
03:25 PM on 02/14/2012
Brilliant show. My husband and I find it compelling and enriching. We are attached to these characters and cannot wait for the next show. Bravo Julian Fellowes! Your script is so engaging and clever and witty and tender. Your words fit to every scene.
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LivelyLexie
Don't panic.
185 Fans
11:04 AM on 02/13/2012
I LOVE this show and am sad that I won't get to see the third season until next winter. The US needs to look at the programming in the UK and see what they SHOULD be doing. They come out with shows like Downton Abbey, Sherlock and The IT Crowd... we get shows like Jersey Shore and Whitney. Ugh.
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moliberal
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08:54 PM on 02/12/2012
I'm hooked on this show, but I usually call it 'Downtown Gabby'. No one on that show
seems to be able to keep this mouth shut.
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507 Fans
03:09 PM on 02/11/2012
Season 3! I love this show soooooooooo much!
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