Hundreds & Thousands Mini Card by Scout Editions

Send a cute greeting with this riso-printed card by the UK's Scout Editions. The back of the card reads: "The tiny sugar decorations on cakes were first made by European bakers in the 18th century. In French, they’re called nonpareils, meaning ‘without equal’. They’re now known as hundreds and thousands or sprinkles. The name comes from the idea that there are simply too many to count!" 

Measures 3 1/8” wide x 4 1/8” tall, blank-inside. Riso-printed with soy based inks, on FSC certified paper in the UK. Comes with a gray envelope. 

Due to the nature of Risograph printing, the registration/quality of the printing can be inexact.