Haunted House Halloween Card
"Haunted house idea: Someone pops out who you kinda know but not well enough to say hi."
Details:
- Size: 5.5 x 4.25 in.
- Printing: Foil printed letter press
- Inside Message: Blank
- Paper: Ecru cotton
- Envelope: Craft
- Foil: Copper
Lisa Krowinski started Sapling Press while working as a graphic designer in Baltimore. After setting type for four hours in the home studio of a local printer, her fate was sealed. Over the years, Sapling Press has become a bigger and better version of itself, all thanks to a dedicated crew, amazing retailers, mad talented collaborators, and a long list of folks who support them at every turn.
Haunted House Halloween Card
"Haunted house idea: Someone pops out who you kinda know but not well enough to say hi."
Details:
- Size: 5.5 x 4.25 in.
- Printing: Foil printed letter press
- Inside Message: Blank
- Paper: Ecru cotton
- Envelope: Craft
- Foil: Copper
Lisa Krowinski started Sapling Press while working as a graphic designer in Baltimore. After setting type for four hours in the home studio of a local printer, her fate was sealed. Over the years, Sapling Press has become a bigger and better version of itself, all thanks to a dedicated crew, amazing retailers, mad talented collaborators, and a long list of folks who support them at every turn.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
"Haunted house idea: Someone pops out who you kinda know but not well enough to say hi."
Details:
- Size: 5.5 x 4.25 in.
- Printing: Foil printed letter press
- Inside Message: Blank
- Paper: Ecru cotton
- Envelope: Craft
- Foil: Copper
Lisa Krowinski started Sapling Press while working as a graphic designer in Baltimore. After setting type for four hours in the home studio of a local printer, her fate was sealed. Over the years, Sapling Press has become a bigger and better version of itself, all thanks to a dedicated crew, amazing retailers, mad talented collaborators, and a long list of folks who support them at every turn.
