Kartenkaufrausch
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Great French baby card with blue gingham check: Un petit garçon! Source joie!
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A charming French baby card featuring an adorable baby boy and playful animal figures on a blue and white checkered background. The card has a French style with the text "Un petit garçon! Source joie!" which translates to "A little boy! Source of joy!". This card is sustainably produced to order, without stock, with the environment in mind.
The card is made of sturdy 300 gram paper and has a glossy finish. The card comes with a white, lined envelope in C6 size. A blank insert is also available for an extra personal touch.
The card is made of sturdy 300 gram paper and has a glossy finish. The card comes with a white, lined envelope in C6 size. A blank insert is also available for an extra personal touch.
| Length | 14.8 cm |
| Width | 10.5 cm |
| Height | 0.1 cm |
| Weight | 5g |
| Material | FSC Paper, Paper |
| Language | French |
| Color | White, Blue |
| Values | Handmade |
| Made in | Germany |
| Brand location | Germany |
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Kartenkaufrausch
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Stationery for loved ones made in Germany. Kartenkaufrausch offers loving & special congratulatory printed matter. Put together your individual stationery set now. Combine festive greeting cards with matching stickers and cheerful wrapping paper. Expand your range with beautiful printed matter for 1001 occasions. Why are we early risers? Nothing is off the shelf. Each order is specially produced for each customer. Fresh every day. This is resource-saving and meets our zero-waste claim.
