Snowdrops Hand Finished Greetings Card
by littlebirdydesigns
£4.45
My watercolour paintings of snowdrops professionally printed onto kraft card then hand-finished to enhance the whiteness of the delicate petals. A lovely card for gardeners
Overview
Made in Britain
Product code
1368986
Product description
My watercolour paintings of snowdrops professionally printed onto kraft card then hand-finished to enhance the whiteness of the delicate petals. A lovely card for gardeners
The return of snowdrops in the new year are a sign of hope when all around them seems bleak. I wanted to reflect their delicate beauty and celebrate their symbolism of hope and light during dark times on a greetings card. A lovely card to send at Candlemas or Imbolc, for gardeners or anyone who needs a sign of hope to brighten their day.
The eco friendly kraft card stock made entirely from waste product helps to highlight their bright flowers, each card has been finished by my hand, painting in the white petals using watercolours, making each card unique.
Variations
Blank inside for your own message.Comes with a beautiful white Laid envelope and is packaged in a hard backed envelope to protect during postage.
If you would like to send the card directly to the recipient please send me a message along with your order. I will (as neatly as I can) hand write your message inside the card and post directly to the delivery address provided.
Made from
kraft card stock
white Laid envelope
compostable glassine bag
Dimensions
card measures approx 15cm x 10.5cm (A6 size)
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