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Great News Card

Peggy & Kate

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Peggy & Kate is on a break until 6th January.

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    • Order placed
    • 28th December
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    • Dispatched
    • 30th December
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    • Standard delivery
    • 2nd - 3rd January
    • Express delivery
    • 31st December - 2nd January

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Description

Great News Card

Originally hand illustrated with watercolour and gouache. Printed on luxury 300gsm card with a corresponding pale blue envelope, blank inside for your own message.

Need to know

Blank inside for your own message.

A6 Size 148 x 105mm

Shipped in plastic free packaging.

Delivery

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Standard delivery: £1.65
Receive it by 2nd - 3rd January

Express delivery: £6.35
Receive it by 31st December - 2nd January

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Peggy & Kate

Maidstone, Kent

Kate Cronk is an illustrator and calligrapher based in West Malling, Kent. After collecting stationery for a number of years, she founded her own studio Peggy & Kate in the summer of 2014, combining her love of colour, painting and nature.

As both Peggy and Kate (Peggy is her middle name), she has grown her studio to include prints, birthday cards and bespoke paintings of houses, people and pets. Seeking both humour and beauty in the everyday, Kate’s projects are also inspired by the places she loves – from the lushness of her family home and plant nursery in Kent, to London’s historic architecture and gardens.