Alpinecho – If You Were A Bear Greeting Card

$4.00

3 in stock

SKU: 10000041 Category:

Description

Looking for a greeting card that speaks volumes without saying too much? Introducing Alpinecho's "Home is Where You Are" Greeting Card, a whimsical and witty creation designed to bring a smile to your loved ones' faces. Crafted and printed with care in the USA, this card is perfect for those who appreciate a touch of ferocity wrapped in undeniable charm.

Features:

– Whimsical and Witty: With a clever message that humorously declares your affection, this greeting card is ideal for those who enjoy a good chuckle. The playful theme, encapsulated in the phrase 'If you were a bear, I'd get within 200 yards of you,' is sure to leave a lasting impression.

– Personalizable and Versatile: Featuring a blank interior, this card provides you the freedom to customize your message, making it suitable for any occasion. From birthdays to anniversaries or just a friendly hello, this card is ready to convey your sentiments with a touch of humor.

Where to Use:

– Birthdays: Surprise your bear-loving friend with a card that playfully expresses your affection, even in the form of a bear encounter.

– Anniversaries: Show your partner how much you appreciate their unique blend of fierceness and charm with this one-of-a-kind greeting card.

– Just Because: Spread some outdoor cheer to anyone in need of a smile, be it a friend, family member, or co-worker. This card is designed to brighten anyone's day.

Alpinecho's "Home is Where You Are" Greeting Card is not just a card; it's a delightful gift crafted with love and creativity, ready to add a touch of charm to any occasion.

Specs:

Front: "If you were a bear, I'd get within 200 yards of you"

Inside: Blank

Back: "Most bear encounters can be avoided by keeping a safe distance. But if you were a bear, I'd risk it"

• 100% Made and printed in the USA

• (A2) 4.25" x 5"

• Coordinating, 100% recycled (and recyclable) kraft envelope

• Listing is for one greeting card

• Custom design by Sarah Dielle Anderson