There’s nothing quite like embossing to add a little class and allure to your business card. But Jukebox Print really pushed the boat out with these thick-cotton cards made for high-end pastry chef Elizabeth Wood. The 40 pt cotton stock was embossed in four levels, evocative of a wedding cake, with the subtle pink text adding to that tasty allusion. The die-cut rounded corners complete the cake effect. Scrummy!
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