Name: CAT AMONG THE PIGEONS CARD
Brand: Baldy and The Fidget

When life gets a little chaotic, sometimes all we need is a mischievous feline to lighten the mood! This whimsical greeting card captures the essence of unexpected surprises and the joy they bring. Our cunning black cat manages to blend in seamlessly with a bustling flock of pigeons, each one sporting a unique expression that will surely bring a smile to anyone's face.

This card is perfect for those moments when you want to send some lighthearted cheer to a friend, family member, or colleague. It's a delightful way to say, "Hey, embrace the unexpected! Life's surprises can be the best adventures." Whether it's a birthday, a promotion, or simply a way to brighten someone's day, the "Cat Among The Pigeons" card is sure to leave a lasting impression. Share a giggle and spread some whimsy with this charming and unexpected greeting!

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Sizing:
7 x 5 inches - (177.8mm x 127mm)

Delivery:
FREE 2nd Class Royal Mail
1st Class Royal Mail (£2.50 prints, £1 single card, £2 6-pack cards)
Special Delivery (£7.65 prints & 6-pack cards, £6.85 single card)
DPD (£10 for all products)

International Delivery:

Royal Mail Tracked and Signed For (£15.00 flat rate for prints, £3 for single cards and £6.80 for 6 pack of cards)

Baldy and The Fidget are a husband & wife team that create decorative Giclée prints & cards in London. From nursery & kids prints to typographic & Illustrative. We both come from a creative, ‘arty’ background. Heidi studied print at Central St Martins and Angus worked in the top repro house in South Africa before moving on to work in ad agencies in South Africa and then London. Imagination and creativity have always been important in our lives which led to Baldy And The Fidget uniting as one in 2015. All our prints and cards are lovingly created by us in London and printed on museum-quality photography paper. Angus creates ideas and images via his much-loved and worshipped computer. Heidi is ‘old school’ and hand draws everything in her trusty sketchbook.