I like your version of this famous staircase!
I’ve been there and it is really nice JK Rowling lived for a while in Porto so she got a lot of inspiration there. The Bookstore is one of those places and that’s why it’s really crowded nowadays.
I took this photo on a rainy Saturday morning in March 2018 before they opened at 10 o’clock. I didn’t go inside because they charge you 5 € for entry. And there was always a line outside.
I remember visiting that bookshop!! It was amazing. We bought a Harry Potter coloring book from there And postcards of course.
I like decorating postcards and envelopes with scrap papers and the edges of postage stamps (that usually thrown away), but rarely take photos because I’m not very confident over them.
I think the lot of you should set up a postcard business online. It’s almost a crime not to have these fantastic creations available to everyone.
Seriously, you guys are absolutely amazing and I love seeing your posts here.
There, just wanted to express my humble admiration. ♂
I agree with @Jarulf — these are all just amazing! I’m thinking I should write a post for the Postcrossing blog featuring some of these, so that other postcrossers can be inspired as well. Let’s spread some beauty and creativity in the community!
Maybe that Blog Post would also help to “improve” the image of handmade cards. Some people might realize that handmade doesn’t always mean cheap & ugly! And that if you say no to handmade cards you might miss out on some real art
But to be fair: everyone saying no to handmade increases the chance for me to receive some beautiful cards, so it’s kind of okay with me
I’d love to see a blog post about these
Listening to a webinar I started to cut all the paper scraps into tiny hearts, and then found this funny bird image from an old book and combimed them
Stunning!
This is my latest mail art letter. Maybe I should write less postcards in order to have time and energy to do more mail art and handmade cards?
Most of my other recent handmade cards can be seen in the galleries (gallery 1 / gallery 2) of the Handmade RR.
It’s definitely worth to have a look there if you like to see a huge and creative variety of handmade cards.