The Birth greeting card - Baby Blocks - by Paula Skene
New baby card with "Baby" on the front and "Congratulations on Your New Arrival" printed on the inside. Designed by Paula Skene Design of San Francisco and made in the USA.
Birth greeting card - Baby Blocks - by Paula Skene
Paula Skene Design, a company specializing in cards founded by Paula Skene, is based in San Francisco and offers cards for almost every occasion. This includes congratulations cards for new arrivals. The "Baby Blocks" card shows children's dice with letters that together form the word "baby". Because the card is made using an embossed printing process, the motif appears particularly lively. This card comes with a neutral, white envelope and was produced in the USA.
Paula Skene Design, a company specializing in cards founded by Paula Skene, is based in San Francisco and offers cards for almost every occasion. This includes congratulations cards for new arrivals. The "Baby Blocks" card shows children's dice with letters that together form the word "baby". Because the card is made using an embossed printing process, the motif appears particularly lively. This card comes with a neutral, white envelope and was produced in the USA.
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