With this post, I will have accomplished one of my goals for the New Year...that was to post to my blog. So, here goes...
I was reading a list of tips for bloggers. One of the bits of advice was. "Don't apologize." So I won't. It doesn't fit with my philosophy any more anyway. That philosophy is to start from HERE.
I was thinking you might enjoy seeing some of my work. Here are 2 postcards I made for an exchange.


This is the back. I made a faux stamp, printed it and glued it on with Golden's Gel Medium. Then I "hand canceled" it. All the writing was hand done with a black Sharpie and a Pigma Micron pen.

This one was a kind of joke, a play on words, as
you can see by what I wrote on the back. The
flowers are silk scraps from a cut up thrift
store blouse. The large flower is padded with a
scrap of batting. All the flowers have beaded centers.
The background fabrics are free machined following
elements in their designs. I especially love the way this one turned out. But, I have to confess that my favorite element and the one I enjoyed doing the most are the "hand cancel" marks.
Go figure!
Again, all the writing was done with
a Sharpie and a Pigma Micron pen.

Hope you enjoyed these. Feel free to leave your
comments. I'm always curious to know what people think of my work.
Judy, I love the first postcard, very nice. The flying fish are genius!
ReplyDeleteI love these postcards! They are beautiful Judy! What a great blog! Thanks for sharing it with me- I will keep checking it out! Miss you!! Bryn
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