Adventures in Print

Dandelion Flower Block Print Notecards | Set of 8 Notecards & Envelopes

Name: Dandelion Flower Block Print Notecards | Set of 8 Notecards & Envelopes
Brand: Adventures in Print
SKU: NC003
Price: 10.00 GBP
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Handmade in the UK
FSC Certified Paper
Plastic Free

A set of 8 dandelion notecards celebrating nature's golden survivor. Often overlooked yet endlessly resilient, the dandelion brightens British verges and meadows from spring through autumn. This design originated from a combination of block printing and pattern play, then was thoughtfully developed with digital colour palettes. The result celebrates the dandelion's perfect sun-like form in four modern colourways.

Professionally printed in-house on 300gsm recycled card, these notecards capture the quiet charm of Britain's most enduring wildflower - ideal for correspondence that finds beauty in everyday moments.

Blank inside for your personal message

Notecard Details

Each notecard is lovingly crafted in our studio - digitally printed, creased and cut by hand in small batches to ensure quality and care.

Size: UK A6 (105x149mm when folded)

Card: Specially sourced 300gsm stock, manufactured in the UK from 100% recycled fibre, FSC certified, acid-free and carbon balanced at source

Interior: Blank inside for your personal message

Envelopes: Recycled A6 kraft envelopes included

Packaging: Presented in a biodegradable cello bag

About the Artist

Pamela is a British printmaker working from her Norfolk studio, she creates botanical portraits that celebrate Britain's seasonal flowers - from humble garden daisies to dramatic woodland blooms. Each design begins as hand-sketched studies, lovingly carved into lino blocks and traditionally hand-printed, before being thoughtfully developed with contemporary digital colour palettes. Her work combines heritage printmaking techniques with modern stationery design, bringing the changing seasons to correspondence one flower at a time.