K'lling it Babe!

K'lling it Babe! carries three words and two hearts, and that is the whole design. you're killing it babe is set in a rounded italic in red-orange, ranged left across three lines, with two small hearts beneath: one drawn as an outline, one filled solid.

The panel behind it is a soft gradient that runs from pale blush at the top to a deeper rose at the bottom, so the type sits on a slightly different pink depending on which line you are reading. The panel is cut with a scalloped edge and floated inside a clean cream border, which gives the front a layered look without any illustration at all.

Printed on a heavy uncoated stock with a matte finish, so the pink stays chalky rather than glossy. The envelope is bright orange, a full-strength colour against a card that is otherwise entirely soft, and it is the loudest thing about the product.

Blank inside. This is a card for encouragement rather than an occasion, which makes it useful in a way dated cards are not: a new job, a hard week, a first week back, an exam, a promotion, or simply someone who needs telling. Send it with something warm rather than formal. Browse all notecards.

The card is A6 folded with a blank inside page. It is sent flat in a protective sleeve, and when ordered with flowers it travels beside the arrangement rather than inside it. Because the message is encouragement rather than an occasion, it works as well sent alone by post as it does attached to a delivery, and it is worth keeping one in a drawer for the weeks when someone needs it.