Here is the back of the card. You can click on it for a closer look. I copied a page from the Alice in Wonderland book and printed it out on the computer. I mounted it an angle and then stamped a few of the stamps that are included in the post card kit. The little stamp in the upper right corner and the star at the bottom are both images that are mounted on chipboard also included in the kit. This would look so cute hanging on the wall in a little girl's room or even my craft room.
This is my second post card from the same kit. Another cutie but I didn't get a real good picture of it. This is a better picture of the image.
I was a little late in getting my cards done and the lighting wasn't the best. That's my excuse and I'm sticking with it!! LOL I didn't do anything special with the image but made a cute little hangie thingie with beads from my stash, along with the star at the bottom. I mounted the word "Toyland" on the star. Actually the back of the star is just like the front of it.
Here is the back of the post card. Oops! I forgot to take a picture of the back! Rats!!! It's too late now. Anyway, I mounted a piece of Crafty Secrets paper and stamped a few stamps from the set and added a banner on it that said "Grimms' Fairy Tales" from an old book. I used a couple pieces of vintage seam binding for the hanger!
Be sure and go over to Linda Duke's blog since she will also be doing a drawing for a $30 Crafty Secrets gift certificate! How cool is that?!!
Check out all the design team members' blogs for some real eye candy! They all amaze me and are super talented ladies and a joy to work with!
Vicki Chrisman - Team Leader




Oh.. my goodness..those are darling! The charms are the perfect addition!!
Posted by: Vicki Chrisman | August 31, 2009 at 04:51 PM
What great images! Love the charms - wonderful addition to your postacrad!!
Posted by: cards4u | August 31, 2009 at 07:10 PM
Phooey...My comment didn't take, LOL!
Oh well,I love your projects Viv, I used the same kit....great minds Ü
Posted by: pam hooten | August 31, 2009 at 07:10 PM
Both of these are beautiful! I love the charms....they are perfect embellishments!
Posted by: Michele | September 01, 2009 at 07:20 AM
hey viv! these are adorable! and I checked out all the ones you had listed! OMG cute! where do I get these from? I need to have them all! (seriously)
thanks!
vivian
Posted by: vivian | September 01, 2009 at 06:22 PM
Fabulous creations Viv! I love them...tfs!!
Posted by: Jackie | September 02, 2009 at 11:55 AM
These are darling Viv!!! I love the Alice in Wonderland one...the charms are lovely and what a great idea to use a page from the storybook...fabulous!!!
Linda
Posted by: Linda A. | September 03, 2009 at 08:59 AM
Oh I just love these vintage postcards and your projects are so sweet. The little charms are the perfect touch!!!!!
Posted by: mimi panoarmios | September 06, 2009 at 10:12 PM
Those are both darling. I just love pieces made with storybook/fairytale images.
Posted by: Alisa | September 08, 2009 at 09:57 AM
Amazing what you can do with these post card images. Why, they even make great postcards! I love the perfectly suited charms on the first piece. Wonderful home decor elements, Viv!
Posted by: Leslie Miller | September 08, 2009 at 01:01 PM
That's so pretty.
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Just got this off the frame and got some pics before the sun went down. To say the thread blends well is a total understatement. I really had a hard time following it!! :) It is a variegated King Tut with shades of gold and brown and it seems like it was made for this quilt.
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