every time i thought i had all the october exchange envelopes posted, i would find more. this one might be the last one. kathleen spent a lot of time drawing that lace by hand. the little words along the edge are wonderful touch. fun stamps. cool lettering.
Yes, The Postman's Knock has wonderful, original tutorials. Every single stroke was clearly illustrated and I should have given full credit when I sent it to Jean. Thanks, FloridaBird!
I really liked your envelope and went to The Postman's Knock to look for the tutorial. I only found calligraphy, stamps and printables. Could you tell me where I should be looking?
Go to the blog. Then find the first tutorial and at the bottom are labels. Click on the label that says tutorials and they all pop up. Lots of really good ones.
This looks great, and I love the stamps, too. The frog isolated in a white background next to Hitchcock gives me a feeling of oddness... or oddness is about to happen, maybe.
This is very impressive - It looks so real! I can only imagine the time this took!
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ReplyDeleteThe lace is a tutorial from The Postman's Knock. Fun and easy, but, yes, time consuming.
ReplyDeleteIncredible! At first glance, I thought Kathleen had used a stencil.
ReplyDeleteYes, The Postman's Knock has wonderful, original tutorials. Every single stroke was clearly illustrated and I should have given full credit when I sent it to Jean. Thanks, FloridaBird!
ReplyDeleteI really liked your envelope and went to The Postman's Knock to look for the tutorial. I only found calligraphy, stamps and printables. Could you tell me where I should be looking?
DeleteGo to the blog. Then find the first tutorial and at the bottom are labels. Click on the label that says tutorials and they all pop up. Lots of really good ones.
DeleteLet me know if you still can't find them.
DeleteThank you, Jean! I can see that this is a place where I"ll be spending time. Now I just need to find a place to get more time.
DeleteThis looks great, and I love the stamps, too. The frog isolated in a white background next to Hitchcock gives me a feeling of oddness... or oddness is about to happen, maybe.
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