Folio
A keepsake book, stitched and stamped. Opens like one.
Folio is built as a bound book. Sections are stitched leaves rather than cards, and the page carries a contents list with dot leaders running out to the numbers — the one design here that treats the invitation as something with pages.
The cover is the board, blind-stamped and blocked in gold and stitched on with the same thread as every leaf. Pull the thread and it comes out through its holes, and the board, unbound, slips away. Inside, every leaf is numbered like a folio, a ribbon marks the title page, and the photograph is tipped in with four corners.
It suits an announcement you expect people to keep, and it is the most obviously *keepsake* thing in the set — which is the point, given the page is still there on the first birthday.
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What you can make with it
Every design works for all four occasions, and the same page carries a family through them: a gender reveal, a baby shower, a birth announcement, then a first birthday — at one address, keeping the photographs, the messages and the guest list.