Hampstead Motif Notecard

Rooted in Southern tradition, the Hampstead Motif Notecard features our classic hand-drawn mallard motif — a timeless illustration long associated with heritage stationery and meaningful correspondence. Printed on luxurious 120# Italian laid paper, this classic 4.5" x 6.25" flat notecard introduces personal stationery in a way that feels both traditional and enduring. The motif may be personalized with a name, creating a refined design that can grow beautifully with the child over time. Available in your choice of heirloom ink colors with Hand-Engraved Printing or Flat Printing. When engraving is selected, a custom copper plate is created and may be reused for larger stationery pieces in the future — allowing this classic motif to carry forward through the child’s life and important milestones. An optional hand-applied border is available in your choice of eight heirloom ink colors for a tailored finishing touch. Each set includes matching envelopes with complimentary return address printing — a thoughtful detail valued at over $100 per set of 50. These notecards make a wonderful gift for a new mother or young child beginning to write thank-you notes. If gifting, we recommend adding a set of coordinating enclosure cards to create a complete stationery suite. Explore coordinating pieces from the Hampstead Collection, including birth announcements and celebration paper. Read Jody's Stationery Etiquette Advice Details Size: 4.5" x 6.25" flat notecard Paper: 120# Italian laid paper in a soft, creamy white Printing Options: • Hand-Engraved Printing (custom copper plate created) • Flat Printing Ink Colors: Eight signature ink options Hand Border: Optional hand-applied border with choice of eight border colors Envelopes: Included with complimentary return address printing (a $100+ value per 50) Turnaround Time: Production takes approximately 14–16 business days Hand border requires an additional 7 business days Selecting a proof will delay production until approval Craftsmanship: Designed and produced in the South. Never mass produced.