Susan, I received your Westminster Abbey postcard in our pen-pal trades, thank you! It sounds like you've been busy. I am in a bit of hiatus as well, as my mom had a heart attack and surgery a few weeks ago and so my routine has pretty much shot. I hope to be back up to my old tricks soon! All the best, Cynthia
Thank you very much for the great cards from your trip to Idaho. Many of them are new to my collection, yay! You're very kind to send them to me. I'm glad you had a nice time :)
You're very welcome for the PC. :) I actually made myself a template out of a piece of paperboard, so I can lay it on top of whatever I want to cut and see exactly how it will look. I just trace and use a paper trimmer, then I like to use a corner rounder to finish it off. =)
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Susan, I received your Westminster Abbey postcard in our pen-pal trades, thank you! It sounds like you've been busy. I am in a bit of hiatus as well, as my mom had a heart attack and surgery a few weeks ago and so my routine has pretty much shot. I hope to be back up to my old tricks soon! All the best, Cynthia
Oh and I forgot to mention the gorgeous wolf PC - thank you - I love it! (Of course.)
Thank you so much for the cute birthday card and postcards - another capitol off my list! Hugs, Jan x
Thank you very much for the great cards from your trip to Idaho. Many of them are new to my collection, yay! You're very kind to send them to me. I'm glad you had a nice time :)
Thank you so much for the giant potato PC. I do love it! XD
thanks for the birthday wish :)
Thanks for the fabulous PC! The Idaho state cut-out made it here perfectly :) I was worried about mailing ones like that as well.
Oh Man -- seeing a moose would be so cool! Thanks so much for the fabulous PC! <3
Thank you so much for an awesome envie of randomness. I loved it all very much, but my middle one already stole the horse stickers! Love, Anicka
You're very welcome for the PC. :) I actually made myself a template out of a piece of paperboard, so I can lay it on top of whatever I want to cut and see exactly how it will look. I just trace and use a paper trimmer, then I like to use a corner rounder to finish it off. =)