Jack’s first year has been a voyage, and the invitation is stitched like a sailor’s keepsake: a felt sailboat with a striped hull, embroidered waves and cotton clouds on natural linen. It is soft, boyish and a little nautical without a single anchor tattoo.
The boat sails on its own; the log is yours. Type the captain’s name, the date, the hour and the harbor, which can be a house, a beach or a park, and the card is ready to set out. Nothing you write leaves your phone.
Send it as a picture or a short video, or print it on heavy paper for envelopes with a wave drawn on the flap. For the party, blue and white stripes, goldfish crackers, a rope knot on every napkin and a cake with a paper sail.
