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Raspberry Blossom: New Baby Girl

Raspberry Blossom: New Baby Girl - Main image
$2.02 $3.25 In stock

Category: Greeting Cards

Designs in our 'Whimsical' collection are adorned with heartfelt sentiments, use a contemporary colour palette and finished with a luxe gold and embossed foil. To add to the texture, the simple form and shapes of the illustrations and the use of opacity creates depth and intrigue.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

The gold embossed foil catches the light beautifully when you tilt the card, and the contemporary pink palette feels fresh without being babyish. I actually paused just to run my fingers over the raised lettering before I even opened it.

Aurora P. ★★★★★

The textured foil detail really makes this card feel special, and the blush pink palette is perfect for a baby girl. I love how the gold embossing catches the light from different angles. It’s the kind of card you want to keep out on display.

Thomas V. ★★★★★

The embossed foil catches the light so prettily it almost feels like a keepsake, not just a card. Sent the raspberry-toned design to my sister for her newborn and she said it was the first card she actually framed.