Happy Father's Day Lawn Mower Card
Happy Father's Day Lawn Mower Card
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Celebrate Father's Day with a touch of nostalgia using the Happy Father's Day Lawn Mower card from Starfangled Press! Featuring a charming illustration of a classic push lawn mower in shades of blue and green, this card captures the simple joys of a sunny day spent in the yard.
Perfect for those who appreciate the little things, this card is a great way to express your gratitude for all the hard work Dad puts into making your home a special place. Whether he's the king of the grill or the master of the lawn, this card shows him that you see and value his efforts. With its playful design and heartfelt message, it's sure to bring a smile to his face and remind him of the love that you know he put into every blade of cut grass.
CARD SIZE:Ā A2 folded 4.25" x 5.5"
INSIDE OF CARD:Ā Blank
ENVELOPE: Packing Wrap Brown
PAPER:Ā Eggshell Cover, FSC CertifiedĀ
PRINTING TYPE: Flat Print (Digital)
Product Details
Product Details
- A2 folded size: 4.25" x 5.5"
- Blank inside
- Digitally printed on 110lb eggshell cover
- FSC certified paper
- Includes 1 kraft brown envelope
- Original hand-drawn illustration
- Designed in Brevard, North Carolina
Materials + Packaging
Materials + Packaging
Cards are professionally printed in the USA on FSC-certified paper.
Each card is individually packaged with an envelope in a cello sleeve with an open top.
About The Brand
About The Brand
Starfangled Press is a woman-owned studio based in Brevard, North Carolina, making playful, down-to-earth paper goods drawn with an Appalachian accent.
With a background in traditional printmaking, artist Kristen Necessary brings that same bold, layered style to all of her original hand-drawn illustrations, along with an offbeat sense of humor.
Her work is meant to be used and enjoyed every day, because art makes life better. She thinks small things like these really matter, and loves the funny, beautiful, and unexpected ways they can connect us to each other and the places we call home.
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