Spring Buds Baby Shower Invitations - Digital Printing

by Heather Piez

Spring Buds Baby Shower Invitations - Digital Printing design preview

The Spring Buds collection by Australian designer Heather Piez was inspired by this invitation features tiny hand painted buds sprinkled throughout geometric shapes. available in three colourways to make sure there is something to suit the colour theme of your baby shower or sprinkling. the multicoloured option is perfect for adding a pop of colour when the gender is unknown. the pink and blue option is perfect for a mum-to-be who likes all things pretty and feminine and would look great for those going for a cute styled design. This Baby Shower Invitations card from the broader Spring Buds collection looks amazing when printed using Digital Printing technique and we think it looks best on 300 GSM Matt. Baby Shower Invitations - Digital Printing

Card type
Baby Shower Invitations
Print method
Digital Printing
Paper
Paperlust Matte
Size
5.5" H x 4.2" W (140mm H x 107mm W)
Format
Standard
Printing
Single-sided
Occasion
Baby Cards
Envelopes
Includes premium white envelopes
Production
3-5 working days from proof approval.

About the paper. Our famous quality matt stock is also great for the environment being sourced from sustainably managed forests. Bright, white and ideal for enhancing images. Our 300GSM Paperlust Matt is uncoated and perfect invites, photocards, and photo thank you cards and has excellent bulk and opacity.

About the designer. Heather Piez: I am an illustrator and textile designer based in Melbourne, Australia. I seek to create joy and inspire delight through design. My process is spontaneous but methodical, often starting with the obvious to develop something creative. I put everything down on paper, sketching and writing because I usually have more ideas than can fit in my head. I naturally tend to work in a delicate, illustrative style but find that experimenting with colour, texture and technique keeps each design interesting and unique. Exploration and drawing are essential to my process. While parts of this process may change, I hope to never stop learning new skills, telling stories and exploring life through art.