The Print Lass
Happy New Home A6 Recycled Card
Happy New Home A6 Recycled Card
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My Happy New Home card was inspired by my concertina houses. Which were in turn inspired by Blue House Yard in Wood Green. I'm a bit obsessed with contemporary cabins and wooden clad buildings and these colourful versions are heaven. I wish I could move into one of these. So if you know a colour lover who is getting a shiny new pad then this is the card for them!
Digitally printed onto 350gsm A6 recycled uncoated paper, he comes with a brown kraft envelope.
Each of my greetings cards arrives plastic-free with an easily removable card catch sticker that does not damage the surface when removed.
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Delivery information
Delivery information
2nd class delivery is free for all orders over £10!
Shipping is free for all orders over £10.
Orders before 12pm are processed the same day and collected the following day by the postman (this is how royal mail collection service now works - I am now charged extra for taking some items to the post office). Orders after 12pm will take 1 additional working day.
Large letter sized items are sent by 2nd class post (2-4 days) with a paid upgrade to 1st class available. Small parcel sized items (multiple items in an order or larger items) or larger are sent via Evri 48hrs with an upgrade to 24hrs.
During peak times and when there is scheduled industrial action I may add additional options.
If you need something processing quickly, please contact me at hello@theprintlass.co.uk before ordering.
Earth Friendly Aims
Earth Friendly Aims
You will not find any plastic in Print Lass products.
All packaging is paper based and in most cases, recycled.
Art papers are from sustainable sources or recycled
I use card catches for all greetings cards instead of cello bags and the cello bags I do use for events are compostable (I roll all prints ordered online and send in a triangular tube).
Care is taken in the printing process, to limit water use and waste water is filtered through a guppy bag to stop any micro particles entering the waste water system (particularly in the use of gold ink).
