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Basic Invitation-Square Invitations


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Basic Invitation-Square Invitations

Our designs printed on a flat, square card with an option for simple text on the back. Top line is larger for the title, with 12 lines below for your personalized greeting or invitation.

$3.00

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Product Number: 030-1641871898

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Put your unique touch on personalized announcements and invitations for every occasion! Add text & photos to create your customized card for that special occasion.
  • 5.25" x 5.25"
  • High quality, full-color, full-bleed printing on both sides
  • Printed on matte or glossy 110 lb. cover weight
  • Each invitation comes with a white envelope
  • Additional postage is required for this size. Check www.usps.gov to determine the required postage amount.

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Drag the square at the left to choose the part of your image you want to use. Tips: Click and drag any corner to resize; click and drag from the inside to move.

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Design: Gothic Skull Peacock Feather
An ornate, stylized peacock feather motif with a skull in place of the eye, in a gothic black and white color scheme.
Category: Gothic Art & Graphics, Various
Lovely and moody, or silly and spooky, this section of designs has a variety of images with dark themes.
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Ophelia's Art: an eclectic assortment of t-shirts, home goods, accessories and oddments designed to amaze, amuse and horrify. From vintage art to original illustrations, our gifts and apparel are sure to make you stand out. (Whether in a good way or in a bad way is yet to be determined). Tragic romance, strange dark humor, obscure geekiness, and of course the recurring themes of "It seemed like a good idea at the time" and "You know what that needs? More skulls!"