Perfect for sending seasonal messages to friends and family this festive season, this set of eight ‘Christmas Visitor’ notecards come in an illustrated presentation box, perfect for sending warm wishes over the festive period.
Each set includes eight cards and eight kraft envelopes. The cards feature a wonderful festive illustration of a robin perched on a garden tap, with red hellebore or ‘Christmas rose’ beneath. All captured set against a snowy backdrop creating a truly classic winter scene, painted in a beautiful watercolour style. Gold foiled stars twinkle all around and inside each card is the text ‘with best wishes for Christmas and the new year’.
The design is illustrated in the watercolour style that is the trademark of Wrendale designer Hannah Dale. This is all printed on sustainably sourced textured board. The text above the illustration reads ‘Merry Christmas’. These stationery pieces are neatly packaged inside a red Wrendale Designs folder which has a velcro closure to keep your letters safe and organised.
Beautifully illustrated and wonderfully practical, animal lovers, Mothers, Grandmothers and friends will thoroughly enjoy this Christmas cards pack. This set of cards is perfect for sending Christmas wishes to all your loved ones and will be given pride of place on anyone’s mantelpiece!
Each card measures 10.6cm (width) x 14.8cm (height).
Wrendale Designs
This delightful range of stationery and accessories is inspired by the animal characters seen in the British countryside, farmyard and home, as well as more exotic creatures. Featuring original artwork produced by Hannah Dale, each image is delicately painted with soft brushwork, subtle colours and paint spatters. Hannah is an ex-stockbroker turned farmer’s wife who, inspired by her rural married life, embraced her artistic roots and began painting the animals in the landscape around her. Since then Wrendale Designs has expanded into a family business, producing a wide range of greetings cards, ceramic, melamine and textile items, all featuring artwork touched with the magic of Hannah’s watercolour brush.
