Making cards can be a massive production that includes having handy one's cutting board, the inks, the stamps, the scissors, a boat load of paper, stamp cleaning pad, and the book of ideas. The hardest part is creating the card, not copying what someone else has already done. I can name 2 instances when I was fully pleased with my creations. The above are ok. What would you do if you received a hand made card? Would you trash it, or place it in a box of treasures?Saturday, July 14, 2007
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Making cards can be a massive production that includes having handy one's cutting board, the inks, the stamps, the scissors, a boat load of paper, stamp cleaning pad, and the book of ideas. The hardest part is creating the card, not copying what someone else has already done. I can name 2 instances when I was fully pleased with my creations. The above are ok. What would you do if you received a hand made card? Would you trash it, or place it in a box of treasures?
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I typically don't save them, because I'm just not a saver. If anything -- I rip off the front and write on the back of it to re-use the card. I think your creations are beautiful and I love the practicality of this artform.
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