So I started experimenting last week - and got a bit carried away.
I ended up with 30 postcards!
So, if anyone else would like to swap, or if you would just like me to send you one in particular, then leave a comment and make sure I can reply to your comment by email and I will contact you for your snail mail address.
Needless to say the colours are all much nicer than in the photographs.
35 comments:
Wonderful!
One of the six first cards would fit perfectly in my collection...
:-)
These are lovely!
As it happens, I'm making postcards this week...*S*
I'm up for a swap, if you'd like. One of those lace ones would be great.
lilith514@yahoo.com
Holy cow! Now that's a lot of postcards. They're all wonderful Lynda.
Wow! I love all the textures and the subtle shades of colour! namaste Elis.
They really are wonderful Lynda, and there are so many of them!!I fancy the turquoise ones the most!! It is such a great combination of colours. I will trade with you, I send you a grab-bag back. Although, when I see this I also want to make cards....
Debbi shall be very pleased.
These are gorgeous, I would love one of the ones with lace but any would do. I will send something in return.
Really wonderful, congratulations!
Wow!!! these are so lovely Linda. I love them all, but especially the blue ones.
Now we all know where you've been hiding yourself for the past 2 weeks. It's hard to choose they are all so nice, maybe no 9,10 or 11, or there again 21, 22 and 27 are nice as well. I'd be chuffed to get anything you pick.
I would love to trade a card with you Lynda! I'm totally in love with all of them, but really partial to numbers 23, 24, or 25.
Well Lynda what a busy girl you have been-I'm up for a sqap too--I love the blue ones at the start and thr red/blue ones (well that's what they are on my computer)in the middle.Slow down girl.
I said before I was up for a squap--how about a swap as well--does that mean I have to send 2 postcards--he he.
Oh my goodness - what a wonderful array of postcards - so much texture and such gorgeous colours! You really have been busy!!
Wow! This postcards are stunning. I want to know how to do that.
gaby
I would love to swap for one. They are all wonderful, but my favorites are 12, 13, 17 & 18.
Oh my, these are all so stunning. I would be interested in a swap if any are available. I especially like numbers 26-30.
30 postcards - wow!!! They are all gorgeous....
OOHHHHH! i want to play, puleeesssse!
the top blue ones are gorgeous!
neki desu
Oh Lynda - could I have one of these postcards too? I can send you ATC's or another Dotee doll if you would like one.
You are so generous to do this!
Would be happy with any of them but love the turquoise ones.
I would love to swap too Lynda if I may please? I love the colours from 15 to 20 best I think, but any one of the others will do just as well as they are all so beautiful.
So wonderful - the texture and the colour - great!
the lace postcards are absolutely fantastic - well done! How did you do them??
Hi Lynda
I think they are great...you were inspired. Would you trade #9 for an ATC from me?
Joei
Rhode Island
I would love to trade, love the lace ones.
Dianne
Western Australia
Joei and Dianne
Please send me your addresses - I do not have your email addy to be able to get in touch with you.
Many thanks.
They are all gorgeous....
me,me me, I want one, pretty please:))))
I am on Sons blog name to confuse you
Carol M
these are gorgeous, great work.
Isn't it nice when you get carried away with what you're doing?
Great,wonderfull! I would love to trade a card with you.
Oh, the cards are so wunderfull. And the colores are so fantastic.
How did you do the first few ones? The scrim? I've been trying to work this technique out for a while now.
Darn - looks like I've been pipped at the post in terms of getting ahold of one of these cards, but still, wanted to leave a comment to say how much I like them...
Can see that it was easy to get carried away with these postcards, the textural effect looks absolutely lovely and the colours are gorgeous.
I'm guessing that you use some PVA and paint over the lace or scrim? Would like to know how you achieve the effects or is it a "trade secret"?
Regards
Sue
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