Poppy Garland Flower Card (August birth flower) | Single Card & Envelope

Name: Poppy Garland Flower Card (August birth flower) | Single Card & Envelope
Brand: Adventures in Print
SKU: CC014
Price: 5.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

SKU:CC014

£5.00 GBP

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100% Recycled UK Paper
Plastic-Free Packaging

The poppy - August's birth flower - in all its bold, untamed glory. Brilliant oranges and deep scarlets tumble across this garland card, their papery petals and distinctive seed heads captured against striking blue foliage. Resilient, cheerful, and unapologetically vibrant, the poppy embodies late summer's warmth. The red poppy flower is a symbol of both Remembrance and hope for a peaceful future. A beautiful card for August birthdays, important moments and in remembrance of loved ones.

Featuring a unique, concertina-fold structure, this double-sided card is designed to stand out and display beautifully on a mantelpiece or bookshelf.

💐 Mix & Match: Any 3 cards for £12 or 6 for £18. Choose from all designs across the shop; discount applies automatically at checkout.

Card Details

Dimensions: 105mm high (at tallest point) x 297mm extended. Folds down to 105mm x 146mm.

Paper Stock: Premium 300gsm 100% recycled UK card stock (FSC® certified & acid-free).

Display Style: Double-sided concertina fold; self-standing for home display.

Message Space: Dedicated blank area on the reverse for your personal handwritten message.

Envelope: Recycled C6 kraft envelope included (fits standard UK Royal Mail letter postage).

Packaging: 100% plastic-free with a clear, compostable plant-starch sleeve.

How It's Made

Every design begins as an original hand-carved lino block in my Norfolk studio shed before moving to my digital workspace, where I spend hours meticulously isolating carved lines and hand-painting intricate colour layers. This dual craft combines traditional linocut texture with modern digital precision. 100% human-crafted with no AI. Read more about my studio process on the About Page →