Sam's choice again and this time she challenges you (and us) to make a postcard with Alphabet letters/script on it.
Not long ago I had sent some atc's off to different places in an atc swap I was in. One of mine went to Finland and when I got one back from the lady there she had also included some pages with Finnish on, some lace (which I didn't use on this) and a piece of lovely card with rectangles on it.
Now at the same time I had come across this free stamp from a magazine that I had omitted to remove and it reminded me a little of the art dolls I had seen this lady make. So here is my postcard for the challenge - a tribute to Tuire (Flemming), a delightful lady I met on WOYWW and with whom I had an atc swap.
First of all I cut myself a 6" x 4" piece of cardstock then a tiny piece off the rectangle card so that I could still keep the writing on the back of the left over piece. Next I began using my Distress Inks in shades of brown to cover the white card and let little bits overlap onto the fancy card.
I had already torn a tiny strip of paper with the writing on it and this was then adhered to the card and it got the treatment too with the Distress Inks. Then a quick stamp of the lady's face, stick some letters on (that are relevant - see the "T" for Tuire) and cut out the stamp and postmark from the envelope that I received my atc in and it was almost ready. Just a quick squirt of Glossy Accents on a couple of the Grungeboard letters and we were all finished.
Now what will you do for your postcard - you will enter our challenge won't you? We'd love to visit you and leave a comment - btw - we love comments too.
