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Friday, March 5, 2010
Paper for Postcards
I have been doing some serious investigations lately about what type of paper I want to use for my postcards. I have a thing about heavy paper, I just love it. If the paper is flimsy I don't enjoy it so much. I printed my postcard designs on a 140 lb acid free watercolor paper and it looks amazing. I do have to say that the colors are not as crisp and vibrant because the paper absorbs so much of the ink. I feel that with the amount of luster I fill each image with and the black outlined detail...........well a little softening up is not such a bad thing. I'm really happy with the way they printed out and they sure are sturdy!! You can't get much thicker that 140 lb paper. So anyway, just know that if you order my postcards, I can promise you they will not be flimsy!
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Happy Valentines Day!!
These are little Valentines Mice made out of little white stones. I stuck felt hearts on them and then embelished them with bows and eyes. This is a fun Valentines Day craft for my daughter's second grade class!
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Meet Mable, she's trying her best to keep her skin glowing. She believes in nourishing her body from the inside out but once a week a good facial mask and cucumbers on her eyes make all the difference in the world. She stand 8 inches tall and would love to sit on the side of your tub or on your dresser. She could spend hours in the bathroom! * Mable is an original one of a kind decorative Art Doll and not meant to be played with as a toy.
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