Hundreds & Thousands Mini Card

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.

Riso-printed with soy-based inks. Each print varies very slightly, so every card is a one-off. Some offsetting may occur, which we think adds extra charm.

• Folded card, blank inside for your message
• Comes with a grey envelope
• Size: 80mm x 104mm

About Scout Editions: A London-based paper goods brand and design practice with a love for print, colour and folklore. Their designs draw on everyday observations, ephemera, travel, nature, vintage picture books, history and archives. Everything is printed in the UK with soy-based inks on sustainably sourced papers, in small batches to keep waste down and each design collectable.