Pink tulips crowd the corners of this card the way they fill buckets outside a flower shop in April. The green leaves are painted loosely, the pink is bright rather than pale, and the title is lettered in the same magenta, so the whole card reads as one bunch of flowers.
This is a spring card for a girl, for a party on a patio or in a sunny kitchen, for a mother who would rather have tulips than teddy bears. It looks fresh as a thumbnail in a message and proper as a printed card in an envelope.
This is a spring party card: a patio, a long table, tulips in milk bottles, pink lemonade, strawberry shortcake. Ask guests to bring one flower instead of a card and build a bouquet for the birthday girl’s room, and send a small potted bulb home with each family.
