Cornflowers Sticker
A beautiful woodblock print sticker of cornflowers or Bachelor Buttons in a gorgeous shade of blue. Recall memories of summer time bouquets.
Details:
- Die cut on eco friendly matte vinylÂ
- Green Guard Certified: Contains no PVC, chlorine or halogen
- Dishwasher safe
- Size approximate 3"Â
- Blank inside
Printmaker and designer Rachel Kroh makes warm, sincere greeting cards using hand-carved woodblocks. Today, Heartell Press, is a team of four women based in Fort Wayne, IN who create beautiful cards and gifts using sustainable materials and processes that help people connect with one another through all life's joys and challenges.
Cornflowers Sticker
A beautiful woodblock print sticker of cornflowers or Bachelor Buttons in a gorgeous shade of blue. Recall memories of summer time bouquets.
Details:
- Die cut on eco friendly matte vinylÂ
- Green Guard Certified: Contains no PVC, chlorine or halogen
- Dishwasher safe
- Size approximate 3"Â
- Blank inside
Printmaker and designer Rachel Kroh makes warm, sincere greeting cards using hand-carved woodblocks. Today, Heartell Press, is a team of four women based in Fort Wayne, IN who create beautiful cards and gifts using sustainable materials and processes that help people connect with one another through all life's joys and challenges.
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A beautiful woodblock print sticker of cornflowers or Bachelor Buttons in a gorgeous shade of blue. Recall memories of summer time bouquets.
Details:
- Die cut on eco friendly matte vinylÂ
- Green Guard Certified: Contains no PVC, chlorine or halogen
- Dishwasher safe
- Size approximate 3"Â
- Blank inside
Printmaker and designer Rachel Kroh makes warm, sincere greeting cards using hand-carved woodblocks. Today, Heartell Press, is a team of four women based in Fort Wayne, IN who create beautiful cards and gifts using sustainable materials and processes that help people connect with one another through all life's joys and challenges.
