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Greetings Cards

All of my 5in x 7in cards are printed onto good quality cardstock, either White Linen 300gsm or White Silk 350gsm.  All are packaged with a 150gsm envelope inside a biodegradable cello bag to keep your purchase nice and clean, and are available for sale in The Flower Box Knighton

I've also started producing an Eco range of cards.  A6 in size (roughly 4.25in x 5.75in)  These cards are produced on a range of recycled card, with a lovely white or kraft 150gsm envelope and bound simply with a paper band.  The Eco card range is available to Purchase from Walkmill @No.7

Thank you for visiting today, I hope you see something you like. Please pop back again to see regular updates and if you have any queries please do get in touch.


Whimsical Birdy


One of my favourite cards. The bird is a simple watercolour painting that's been digitally overlaid onto a copy of a monoprint background of mine.  Printed onto 300gms white linen cardstock and supplied with a 150gsm kraft envelope.




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