House Large Snowglobe Greeting Card
by The Printed Peanut.
Inspired by real kitsch snowglobes, this card shows a house ready to party this festive season. Shaped like a real snowglobe ornament, it opens out to sit on your shelf.
Printed by offset lithography onto 350gsm card, which has been FSC approved. Each card comes with a white envelope, also made from sustainably produced stock, packed in a biodegradable cello bag.
Blank inside.
Designed and produced in the UK.
Dimensions: 150 x 150 mm folded.
Louise Lockhart aka The Printed Peanut is an avid people watcher and loves watching the world around her. She takes inspiration from vintage textiles, folk art, children’s books and old print ephemera, of which she has a large collection surrounding her cluttered desk. She creates her work by cutting out shapes from paper with a big pair of brass scissors, aiming for a playful line and unintended wonkiness. Her unique and recognisable work is often infused with humour and joy, making her designs loved and collected by a wide range of people.
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by The Printed Peanut.
Inspired by real kitsch snowglobes, this card shows a house ready to party this festive season. Shaped like a real snowglobe ornament, it opens out to sit on your shelf.
Printed by offset lithography onto 350gsm card, which has been FSC approved. Each card comes with a white envelope, also made from sustainably produced stock, packed in a biodegradable cello bag.
Blank inside.
Designed and produced in the UK.
Dimensions: 150 x 150 mm folded.
Louise Lockhart aka The Printed Peanut is an avid people watcher and loves watching the world around her. She takes inspiration from vintage textiles, folk art, children’s books and old print ephemera, of which she has a large collection surrounding her cluttered desk. She creates her work by cutting out shapes from paper with a big pair of brass scissors, aiming for a playful line and unintended wonkiness. Her unique and recognisable work is often infused with humour and joy, making her designs loved and collected by a wide range of people.
