• A risograph greeting card featuring an illustrated smiling bowl of alphabet soup, next a spoon with the words "get well soon" spelled out on it. It is in front of a blue backgound with dried alphabet pasta scattered around it.
  • A greeting card with a whimsical illustration of a bowl of alphabet soup character wearing a blue polka-dot bow tie and standing next to a blue spoon with the words get well soon on it, shown with a brown envelope on a light gray background.
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Get Well Letter Soup (Updated!) Risograph Greeting Card

Get Well Letter Soup (Updated!) Risograph Greeting Card

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Our Blok + Dot line of greeting cards are all carefully crafted, printed, and assembled by hand in our studio, with a focus on eco-conscious materials and responsible production.

Description:

A spoonful of well wishes for when they aren't feeling so great. This Risograph greeting card features a smiling bowl of alphabet soup with Get Well Soon spelled out on the spoon.

Printed with 4 Risograph plant-based ink colors:

Sunflower yellow ink dot example Mint ink dot example Cornflower Blue Blue ink dot example Black ink dot example

Greeting Card & Packaging Specifications:

card blank inside icon

Blank inside for your own message
Folded card is A2 size icon

Folded card size is 4.25" x 5.5" (A2)
Recycled Kraft Envelope included icon

Recycled kraft brown envelope included (style may vary)
printed on 100lb 100% recycled paper icon

Printed on 100lb 100% recycled paper
Machine compostable sleeve icon

Commercially compostable sleeve
Machine compostable sleeve icon

"Hand Crafted Risograph Print"  Recycled Kraft Label

Card Back Logo/Information:

blok and dot logo, but the "o" in dot has been swapped out with a tiny bowl of alphabet soup that says hiya and a little blue spoon

Loved by:

People that are sick, feeling unwell, and could use a smile.

Perfect for occasions like:

Recovery care packages, hospital visits, sick days, and handwritten get well wishes.

What is Risograph?

Risograph printing is a unique process that combines elements of screen printing and modern copy printing. Each color is printed separately, meaning the paper passes through the machine once for every color in the design. For example, a three color print travels through our Risograph printer, (named "Dot"), three times.

Because of this process, slight variations in color, ink coverage, and registration naturally occur, making every print one of a kind. No two printed greeting cards are exactly alike, so each recipient will receive a card as unique as they are. ❤️

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