I just found out that Dabbled is having a giveaway. And the best thing about it is... the giftie is postcards!
I LOVE postcards! Invariably, the first thing I look for in an artist's shop is whether there are postcards there. Postcards are not only friendly and functional, but you can function them in so many ways. I have sent them alone, I've punched a hole in one and used it as a tag, I've altered them, put fabric on them, and used them as big mosaic pieces over a large area.
One time I considered sleeping with one, but it wasn't in my typeface.
If you heart postcards, check out the giveaway here. I mean, I'm going to win, but you might as well check it out.
Next Up: Between the time Chris mails herself the postcard, and the time she gets it, she forgets she sent it, so it's a lovely surprise!
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I love postcards too ... but I'm on a giveaway diet after having won rather too many. I need to hold some myself to redress the balance!
Love that bloom in your header - how fantastic.
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Hi Chris, I wasn't able to find a email address so am replying here, The images that you where looking at over at Three dogs.... are 5x5 at 300 dpi. and I have to thank the good people at deviant art for the images that I used on the red staircase, both the stair case and the lady are in the resources section of the site, it is a great background, isn't it.
Thanks for the lovely comment on my blog! I shall check out the postcard giveaway even though you're going to win!!
Thank you so much for visiting my blog and leaving a beautiful message for me.
I loved reading what you do with postcards and never realized how versatile they are.
Chris.....my husband collects vintage poscards from South Padre...he would leave me if I touched them:) OH.... how I will miss him! And yes,Michelle is such a sweetie and my skin thanks her!
Thanks for the heads up! I am in! And can I say that I just got the best word verification that I have ever seen...visionst!
I actually collect them ... but only have a small stack at a time as I do actually get around to using them ... would you believe that our wedding invitations were postcards we had collected (before even knowing each other) ... true story. :)
I will have you know that when I went on my cross country trip 7 years ago, I wrote and mailed myself postcards from all major stops along the way.
Thanks for the heads-up, Chris! Love postcards...who doesn't! Thanks for visiting my blog and also for signing on as a follower. I've been reading your posts and enjoy both your creativity and your sense of humor! Fun!
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Then better send me your addy so I can send you some..
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