This card started life as a personalized notecard. We think it stands on its own as a stock (depersonalized?) card as well. We didn’t “knock out” where one color overlaps another, which is our usual practice. The effect here of two somewhat transparent colors overlapping makes a new one (in this case turquoise, which, if you buy into this kind of thing, is said to be the cool color for this year!).
#2505
No, it’s not here yet, but seasons change and so do their colors. We’ve always liked this card, mostly because it has great “hand” (garment industry-speak for “it feels good”). Thank You notes never go out of season or style so, with the snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis) emerging under the snow near the end of a horrendous winter here in the great Mid-Atlantic, this color just sings Spring.
#1507
#BB100
Now this is just plain sweet. Design by Lori Gray of Kedash Design.
This card created quite the furor in our family as folks were amazed that my sister who, at 55, had decided to produce a miracle child without informing anyone. So no, she didn’t and yes, it is a fabricated announcement, but still pretty cute.
No, not the card I got for my first birthday, although I am sure I would have been most appreciative. It’s the first birthday card we have designed and plated up and printed.
#6000 ©Red Oak Press
