Apple
Pie Sepia
ABCs Giftwrap
Few applications of decorative type are as endearing as the lettering used
to create children’s ABCs, especially as interpreted by the Victorians.
Among our earliest childhood memories, ABCs coaxed generations of young learners
into a world of language by using familiar rhymes and allegorical illustrations,
effectively serving as the building blocks that would lead to more expansive
reasoning and complex communication.
As exemplified in the Apple Pie ABC series, Victorian images of idealized, cherubic children are used to illustrate a well-known 18th century rhyme. Often mass-produced as woodblock illustrations in children’s books of the era, the Apple Pie rhyme was most famously illustrated by Kate Greenaway.
If you are familiar with the Memories permanent dye ink pad colors,
this giftwrap closely matches “art print brown.”
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Purchasing Options
#1 — Just the paper, please!
Two-sheet set of 18" x 24" sepia diazo giftwrap paper (both pages have the same images). #2 — I have no time!
Two-sheet
set of giftwrap plus a
printed XY&Z greeting card (with envelope) and ribbons. The greeting card
is 5” x
7” (when
folded) with a white envelope. It is blank (no greeting) on inside and is printed
on heavy glossy
cover stock. 3 yards of 1" natural color cotton twill tape plus 3
yards of
5/8" coffee-colored grosgrain ribbon should wrap a large package or a few
small
ones. Additional cards are available in
the Greeting
Cards section.
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