Description
Its Twins New Baby Card – Luxury Handmade 3d Card
A luxury pop up New Baby Twins Card, design includes two cute teddies and a colourful ball.
This gorgeous pastel coloured card has the words “It’s Twins”cut out in a polka dot lettering which mounted in a step card effect onto a polka dot background card.
The inside cream inner is left blank for your special message. All cards are individually handmade and supplied with a 5″ x 7” (13cm x 18cm) cream envelope and protected in a clear film sleeve.
Congratulate the proud parents on the arrival of their twins with this unique and pretty card.
Part of the New Baby Card Collection, design by Kay Burton
Artist Statement.
Driven by a love of colour, natural surroundings and appreciation of history and beautiful textiles. I have great pride in producing design-led greeting cards based on my own original paintings and artwork.
Luxury Printed Greeting Card Collections :All my cards are printed from my original paintings, if you know my work, you know I like colour! I work on different collections as the mood takes me. All my luxury printed greetings cards are produced and printed on high quality FSC rated card in Britain and come in a sealed cellophane wallet with quality envelope included.
Paradis Terrestre
has been established since 2009. We are a mother and daughter team selling unique quality greeting cards based on our own paintings, artwork and mixed media designs. Our ranges have a traditional style but are always increasing with an eye to meet current trends and requirements in the market. View our latest selection of 3D cards and Pop Up cards – choose from lots of stunning designs for all occasions.
We create greeting cards that are quite different to main high street card lines. All our luxury printed greetings cards are produced and printed on high quality FSC rated card in Britain and come in a sealed cellophane wallet with quality envelope included. We have various collections in varying sizes as well as being very individual to suit different tastes.
