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Ten Assorted Poem Print Postcards
£10.00
A set of postcards - ten fabulous assorted poems for the special people and occasions in your life.
Our ten poem postcards are keepers! Perfect as mini framed poems, or posted as traditional postcards. They also make unique greetings cards.
The perfect token gift for much-loved recipients. There are poems for Mum, Dad, Sister, Friend, Teacher, Grandparent. The poems on Love, Marriage and Family are perfect for an extra gift for special occasions like weddings, christenings, and valentines day. And of course, there has to be a poem about Christmas in the mix!
All ten poems were written by Bespoke Verse poet Joanna Miller and are subject to copyright. The design is by Russet and Gray.
The cards are beautiful quality - with a glossy laminated front, and a matt back. They are presented in cellophane and there is the option to add ten brown environmentally sound recycled envelopes to the pack.
made from:
Postcards are gloss laminated on one side and have a luxurious, thick feel. The 350gsm premium paper is from a sustainable source, and is Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF).
The optional brown envelopes are made from recycled paper.
dimensions:
A6 105mm x 148mm
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