Hello You Post Card

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I just love the look of stamps and all of the varieties of ways that you can use them for.  I wanted to do a collage type card, and I also wanted a little bit of a vintage feel, so I came up with this card.

For the cut files I used SVG Cuts Cruising Caravan and Everyday Cards

The decorative papers are Sweet Day from Echo Park digital.

I also used Trendy Twine's Gray Licorice and Black Licorice.



For the background I just used plain black cardstock and I dressed it up with white zig-zag stitching. I also did a straight stitch on the green Bazzill cardstock. 


I'm really pleased with the nostalgic feel of this card and I love how the yellow and pink pop off the black background.


I hope this inspires you to think of a creative alternative in your crafting.
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  1. CityGirl PlannersJanuary 14, 2013 at 11:08 AM

    Lovely!!!

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  2. Annie's Paper Boutique | Trendy TwineJanuary 14, 2013 at 1:48 PM

    This is gorgeous, Therese. Love the nostalgic feel of the card and the stitching is the perfect touch :)

    Lesley @ Trendy Twine

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