Find your perfect vintage 1980s Memphis Style Greeting Cards

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Lift someone's spirits with a Memphis Style Greeting Card


As you might already know, I'm a huge fan of 80s Memphis style. It just makes me smile. The more bad taste, the better, as far as I am concerned. 

Why not, then, share these big bold, bright shapes and colors with your friends and loved ones. Especially during this Covid lockdown period. If it makes one person smile it is surely worth it.

Below are a few of my favorite designs, that I have pinned in my BillingtonPix Pinterest Vintage Style Greeting Cards board. I hope you like them!




















Check out my BillingtonPix Pinterest Shop. This contains a complete feed of all my products from BillingtonPix.com as well as a collation of pins from my BillingtonPix.RedBubble.com shop, my BillingtonPix Zazzle store, my BillingtonPix TeePublic shop. my BillingtonPix Society6 shop as well as numerous cool pins I've spotted along the way!



Location: London, UK

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