July Postcard Swap, Come join us in the fun!
#116
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Here is a list of already mailed postcards. If your name is not on it and you have mailed please let me know.
Judith1005
JuneBillie
Owlvamp
Pam P
Nelco
Stashmaker
jeanne49
nana20010
Armylady2012
calla
Banwell
zennia
Everything is looking great ladies. We have just a couple more to go. 6 more days till the hard mail date. Plenty of time to finish your little works of art and mail them on their way. Keep me posted.
Judith1005
JuneBillie
Owlvamp
Pam P
Nelco
Stashmaker
jeanne49
nana20010
Armylady2012
calla
Banwell
zennia
Everything is looking great ladies. We have just a couple more to go. 6 more days till the hard mail date. Plenty of time to finish your little works of art and mail them on their way. Keep me posted.
#118
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Virginia
Posts: 1,257
This will be fun, I'll stay on the lookout for the sign up for Aug.
#119
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Hi CindyA,
We are making our postcards a general size of 4 x 6. Give or take a bit one way or the other.
Some people use cardstock for the backs of there postcards, some people use muslin. Peltex or heavy duty stabilizer or cardboard for the middle layer will help stiffen the postcard. There are many free tutorials on the Quiltboard, Pinterest or Google. Here is a link to the March Postcard Swap, Comment #2 has somemore info as well. http://www.quiltingboard.com/member-...p-t261920.html
Please remember, there is not just one way to make a postcard. You can substitute different things to make them more affordable. I didn't find a way I was happy with until about my 4th or 5th postcard. There was some trial and error involved.
Having FUN is really the most important thing. If your happy with it, your partner will be happy.
We are making our postcards a general size of 4 x 6. Give or take a bit one way or the other.
Some people use cardstock for the backs of there postcards, some people use muslin. Peltex or heavy duty stabilizer or cardboard for the middle layer will help stiffen the postcard. There are many free tutorials on the Quiltboard, Pinterest or Google. Here is a link to the March Postcard Swap, Comment #2 has somemore info as well. http://www.quiltingboard.com/member-...p-t261920.html
Please remember, there is not just one way to make a postcard. You can substitute different things to make them more affordable. I didn't find a way I was happy with until about my 4th or 5th postcard. There was some trial and error involved.
Having FUN is really the most important thing. If your happy with it, your partner will be happy.
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