Thank you to you!
Yes, cross-stitch cards fit within 20 grams allowed by the basic postage rate in Russia, even with an extra card! Off-topic: please check the postage rate, it’s 50/55 for international letters and I 23 (I think) for domestic letters.
By the way, love your hand-drawn cards!
PS it’s an international part of the forum so I’ll post the answer just in English, hope you don’t mind
I’ve started to cross-stitch recently and this is perfect, totally used this idea! Thank you
Super talented! Love these.
These are lovely!
These are GREAT! I love that they are not rectangular.
I’m so glad I found this thread–it’s nice to see such creativity and resourcefulness! I think that’s why I drifted away from Postcrossing years ago; it was feeling more like people just swapping cards to collect, and listing requests/dislikes. As I’ve dipped back in, I’m trying to use all my colorful markers, but now I’m inspired to do even more! And I would love to get any of the cards mentioned above.
I like to see all of this self made cards, everybody took his time to create his own piece of art. And I’m always happy if I get such a card, it is a gift!
I like to create cards to, mostly by rubber stamps and other art techniques, but I like to create cards out of photos, too.
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d ![IMG_20201103_081010|340x255]Welcome to the new forum, @einfachich!
I like your cards! Did you ever think about joining a group in the Handmade RR?
Or some of the handmade card tags? (There’s even one in German.)
Thank you! I didn’t know about this possibilities, thanks! I will have a look and think about it!
Those are really awesome!
I think they are beautiful! especially the one with many flowers.
Great cards! and I love your use of “MMA”. Make art, not bloodsport!
These are great! How do you (and others) send a postcard such as this? Is it able to be sent as is through the mail or does it require an envelope?
Nice!
Looks really nice
Oh, thanks, Grimmli!