Linen
Oatmeal and air. Almost nothing, arranged carefully.
Linen is the one with nothing on it. Headings sit in a rail down the left and the text runs beside them, with a great deal of space and no decoration at all. It is the design for somebody who finds the others too much.
Its cover is a small weave of threads, one pink and one blue among the grey, and opening it unpicks the cloth: each thread is drawn out along its own length, the two coloured ones together and last, and then the cover's own rows are pulled out one at a time.
Underneath, **nothing moves**: the page is simply there once the cloth is gone, which is the restraint the whole design is built on.
Make a page in LinenOpen the live demo
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.