The Little Book Of Animal Alphabet

The Little Book Of Animal Alphabet

Perfect for younger crafters, card recipients, and early learners the Little book of Animal Alphabet is sure to become a necessary item in your craft stash! This adorable little book is filled with a super cute animal alphabet and numbers, perfect for creating name initial cards, birthday cards and much more. Each letter of the alphabet is represented by one of a selection of 26 sweet animals including zebra, chick, penguin, lion, mice, narwhal, octopus, kangaroo, flamingo, elephant and much much more!

Each page features bright and lively colours to suit the playful animal characters. A selection of uplifting tones feature throughout; sunny yellows, baby pinks, soft blues and more are accompanied by a variety of fun ditsy patterned borders and fun frames to set off the bold imagery on every page.

As well as the alphabet and number pages, you’ll find a sweet animal scene design, the full animal alphabet split over 2 full page designs, cut out tile alphabet letters to complete names or add extra messages to the artwork and some strip cutting sentiments with 'Happy's, 'Birthday's and ordinals to add even more personalisation to your birthday age card makes. There are also a great variety of sentiments to pick from: ‘Wishing You a Happy Birthday!’, ‘Time to Celebrate’, ‘Love and Best Wishes’ and more, perfect for birthday cards, nursery prints and new baby cards!

The pad contains 144 sheets of 150gsm coated paper in a handy A6 size. Matt and layer the pages to make 156 topper centrepieces with a host of sentiment options, or make use of the multiples of the sheet designs to build up decoupage. With such great value-for-money, great design and quality, Little Book of Animal Alphabet is a stunning addition to your card making stash!

• Contains 144 pages of super cute animal alphabet and numbers
• Includes 4 sheets in each of 36 designs
• 150gsm matt-tastic paper
• Great for quick cards, backgrounds and decoupage
• Perfect for the young kids and early learners