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Entering Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge~ Create a Scene
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Entering Simon Says Monday Challenge~ Nautical/ By the Sea
One of my favorite items in my shop. I just love making these poo cell phone charms. The card and charm are both for sale [ www.shelikescute.com ].
A beautiful hike through Carding Mill Valley, Shropshire. Nikon D750, 28-80mm lens on a travel tripod.
I originally designed this card as a wedding invitation for dear friends. I wanted to give a subtle nod to their Asian background.
The interlocking Yin Yang design with Japanese flower motif opens up to reveal two interlocking hearts and a message for your Valentine. Overlapping two different colors of paper allows you to customize this card for weddings or anniversaries as well.
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Creator: R. Welch (Photographer)
Date: 1914
Original Format: Photographic Print
Description: Carding wool and spinning, Highlands, County Donegal
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Card set for my girlfriends
details here
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Some things were more fun before computers. Kindergartners checking out library books was one of those things.
I love this girl with her two best friends. I have included a close up of to show her grip on the little cat's head. It was NOT going to move during the exposure! The dog Is cooler about the whole "sitting for a photograph" business. I am also charmed by her turned in toes which seem to be because the chair was too tall for her feet to reach the floor.
The cabinet card is by Lies' of Pittsburgh, PA. The light line down the left side is not a flaw but a reflection off the edge of an embossed rectangle in the center of the mount. I have seen this kind of raised area on vignetted head and shoulder portraits where it works well. It does not seem as appropriate for a full frame image like this.
I have been seeing lots of things with sea animals in the stores recently. This is a card that I considered getting for a family member who has a birthday later this week.
Greeting card with two children playing with toys under a Christmas treee. One has a drum, the other has a train set. The greeting reads:
"The kind of Christmas
I'm wishing you
Is just the merriest
you ever knew."
From the Archives at the Huron County Museum
Object ID: A990.0009.001
Handmade Valentine card made for LaVon, as part of the LOVE group's Valentine card swap.
Card made with card stock, Japanese paper, die cut heart, rhinestone, fabric flowers and leaf, beads, sequin and self-adhesive decoborder.
Size: 12.5 cm x 16.6 cm
EDIT: Featured in Francesco Mugnai's Best Business Card Design of Jan-Mar 09 blog here
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I've been working on a clever way to present myself for the past couple of days, throwing out ideas and restarting this business card at least 5 times. The first idea was retarded and had lots of gooey type. I decided I'd push myself a little more professionally to appeal to more high end clients, rather than just look cool to bands. I think I nailed this design, and came out with something that looks really cool and original.
I'll be ordering these in a month or so, after I buy my lights. They'll be on 14pt cardstock and UV coated on both sides and cut with rounded corners. I'm really excited to see how they turn out
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Mirror Lake - Yosemite National Park
This stereoview card is from a collection my son purchased online. They are someone's personal photographs, and they were all taken between 1933 and 1936, mostly on vacations. The photographer is unknown, but judging from the notes on the back of some of the cards, I believe they belonged to George and Helen Kirk, who may have lived in Wisconsin.
***Randy Atkins has provided some additional information. George and Helen Kirk lived in Elgin, Illinois, where George was the chief engineer for the Elgin Watch Company***
here is a birthday card i finished for Peaceable Kingdom Press. it should be available in late spring.
Because it's hard to photograph this card, I scanned it, you still can't see the true colour, but at least you can see the pattern. It's a lot of Phicops, hey, I remembered the name of a pattern, I usually don't care for official names...
Thanks to Brenda Swenson for her negative painting demo on these pomegranites, please see her blog at : brendaswenson.blogspot.com/2012/03/negative-painting-with.... This whole year has been very busy with other projects and no painting til two weeks ago. The best way to get back to wet brushes for me is negative painting so, being a great lover of the plump bounteousness of pomegranites I set to with Brenda's guide. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ON FLICKR.
Our Christmas Card for this year. Wanted to go with something that would resemble a vintage Norman Rockwell type ad from a magazine at Christmas 70 years ago. Hope that comes across. The kids did great letting me shoot a ton of pics before getting the one I liked most. Strobist info: Lumipro LP-120s x2 with shoot-thru umbrellas (white) both left and right (45*) @ 1/8. Also a Nikon SB-26 with DIY can cozy foam snoot handheld by wife and aimed at fireplace to get the Santa hat lit.
A set of cards in beige & grey tones....and about cards and books... blogged here
Hello dear flickr people! I'm almost ashamed to be appearing here without having yet found the time to visit you...but on the other hand, I wished to pass by and say hello :)
Hope you are all doing fine!
I've been having little time to be oline as most of my free time is spent crafting....card making....and holding photo sessions with the products, which sometimes proves to be a... catastrophy!
I'm often tempted to grab my Minolta and do the pictures I want, having almost certainly a quaranteed result as I know her ways, but then.... unless I make mistakes, how will I learn?
So here is one of the decent ones I took today...I hope for better results tomorrow.
....and for time to be around this inspiring neighbourhood....
Till then, love to you all and the best of wishes!
Ivy ~ xx
Macro Mondays' theme for this week is "cards"! I can think of LOTSA kindsa cards but, as I have a pretty neat little collection of old greeting cards and other vintage memorabilia in card form, I decided to stick with these. This is a postcard from my Uncle Russ and his cousin, Charlie when they went west to Saskatchewan in 1937 to help with the harvest . It was Depression time and jobs were VERY hard to come by! The caption reads-"we'll do anything in reason-but we won't come home"!!!
I bought this lovely card catalog when I visited the British Library in London. It was love at first sight! The box contains 30 notecards from the Library of Congress (copies of course). In the box there’s also envelopes and tabbed dividers. I am sure I can use these in my art journaling.
Lots of watercolour stamping and some die cutting here. Card is based on a sketch from fairyschallenge.blogspot.ru/2013/05/23.html