Happy Father's Day Light Switch Card
Happy Father's Day Light Switch Card
SKU:FC113
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Celebrate Father's Day with a wink and a smile and the Happy Father's Day Light Switch card from Starfangled Press! Featuring a playful illustration of a hand reaching up to flick off a light switch, this card cleverly nods to Dad’s timeless advice to save energy - and maybe even a bit of money.
This card is perfect for anyone wanting to express their appreciation for a father figure who’s always looking out for you, reminding you to turn off the lights and save a little bit of the planet. It’s a fun way to show him that you recognize the small but significant lessons he imparts every day. With its lighthearted message, this card will not only bring a chuckle but also warm his heart, making it a thoughtful addition to your Father's Day celebrations.
CARD SIZE: A2 folded 4.25" x 5.5"
INSIDE OF CARD: Blank
ENVELOPE: Packing Wrap Brown
PAPER: Eggshell Cover, FSC Certified
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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