Postcards...I'm looking for a 4x6 blank rectangle .... something I could stitch down a piece of fabric then add a back piece of fabric, then satin stitch around the whole thing to make a postcard.

by maryanns66 13 Sep 2009

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Here's a link that might help you. This is how I make mine and they go really quick and easy. It's a great way to use up all those test stitch designs.

I just back mine with muslin and us a pigment pen for writing. And unless they have a lot of embellishments, I just put a stamp on and mail.

http://debrichardson.com/blog/?p=23...

by 2createit 13 Sep 2009     

Great link thanks.
Louise

by asterixsew 14 Sep 2009     

thanks

by annmounce 15 Sep 2009     

Thanks. I'll look at that site. I did go ahead and buy one design from EmbLib, but haven't been able to sew much this wk.

by mad14kt 13 Sep 2009

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I have seen some but I don't remember where ;D *2U

by gg2009 13 Sep 2009

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I bought one at a show a few months ago. It was displayed in a frame, I asked .. and the lady took it out of the frame and sold it to me. I have been looking for a "stamp" for the address side of the card that I can ink and it shows the spot to put a stamp and 3 lines for the address but so far, I can't find one. Some actually send them through the mail. I think there was a previous posting on this subject, but I can't find it.

by lbrow 12 Sep 2009

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That's a really neat idea ann. Maybe some of our wonderful digitizers will jump on it. *

by annmounce 13 Sep 2009     

Thanks. That would be great, too !

by shirlener88 12 Sep 2009

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Ann, emblibrary.com had some lovely postcards on sale this last week - maybe you ought to check that out, as well. I think if you do a google on embroider post cards - you would find lots of help. *4U

by annmounce 13 Sep 2009     

Thanks. I am buying one today. :-)

by cinderoak 12 Sep 2009

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Sounds like fun! I am gonna check out Emblibrary!
Blessings!