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A framed keepsake of the day your baby arrived, printed to order. A black shadow-box frame holds a white insert carrying the baby's name in chunky raised letters, a calendar tile with the year and date, a little alarm clock whose hands are actually set to the time of birth, a hanging scale with the birth weight and a ruler with the length. Pick the artwork alongside it: a gored hot-air balloon over its basket, a two-tone butterfly, a rainbow with hearts falling from it, or a sleeping crescent moon under the stars. Weights and measures are free text, so kilos or pounds and ounces, centimetres or inches, and month names in any language all set correctly. Choose the moulding - plain, deeply bevelled or a stepped gallery profile - and how it is displayed: a flat-printed easel leg plugs into a slot in the back for a shelf, or hidden keyhole slots drop it onto two screws on a wall. Everything prints flat with no supports. On a multi-colour printer the insert and all of its artwork come off the plate as one piece with no glue at all; on a single-filament printer the insert alone still reads beautifully, with the artwork debossed into it.
The name across the top, in chunky raised letters. Accents are fine. Long names shrink to fit, so a first name — or a first and middle name — reads boldest.
The big piece of artwork on the left. Every one is built from layered colour: a gored hot-air balloon over a rope cradle and basket, a two-tone butterfly, a rainbow with clouds and falling hearts, or a sleeping crescent moon under a scatter of stars.
The year, set across the coloured header of the calendar tile.
The day, on the white card below the year. Write it however you say it — October 06, 06 de outubro, 06/10. Two words break onto two lines automatically.
The time under the clock — and the clock's hands are set to it, so the little alarm clock reads the hour your baby was born. 5:09 AM, 17:42 and 05h09 all work.
Birth weight, on the face of the little scale. Free text with the unit you use — 3.4 KG, 3,410 g, 7 lb 8 oz.
Birth length, set above the ruler. Free text with the unit — 49 CM, 49,5 cm, 19 1/4 in.
The profile of the black moulding around the window. All three print with no supports.
How it is displayed. The stand is a flat-printed easel leg that plugs into a slot in the back and rakes the frame back 14 degrees. The wall option cuts two hidden keyhole slots in the backplate that drop onto a pair of screws — the insert covers them, so nothing shows from the front.
Overall width of the frame. The height follows automatically at a 4:3 portrait proportion, so 150 mm wide is about 203 mm tall.
