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Most important: Must be Family Friendly
1. Follow my blog via GFC, Bloglovin, or Network. If you are new please leave a comment so I can follow you back.
2. Grab the button and post it on your blog. Either on your blog or a specific post (if you do not have a blog you are excused from this step.)
4. Post your favorite Vintage Postcard, Handmade Postcard, Art made from old Postcards, Digital Art from Postcards, Ephemera, Antique ads... You get the picture ;)
5. Limit 3 Post per person per party (usually weekly)
6. Have fun and enjoy the Postcards
STOP BY NEXT WEEK AND SEE WHICH GREAT PIECE OF EPHEMERA I CHOSE FROM THE LINKY COLLECTION TO BE THE FEATURED CARD OF THE WEEK. MAYBE IT WILL BE YOUR'S
7 comments:
Hi Colleen, thanks so much for the visit to my blog Julie's Lifestyle and welcome! I am glad you like my blog and I'm now following you via Bloglovin. Have a great day.
Julie at Julie's Lifestyle
Thank you for stoping by Three Sisters and Us! Now following back via bloglovin!
Have a blessed day!
Kaitlyn
I love going to the antique store and looking at the old photos and postcards! Actually I just love antiques in general (fitting, since I'm marrying a history major!)
I've never bought any of those postcards or photos though. I don't know what I'd do with them. Do you display yours in your home? I think that could be really neat. Especially down a long hallway.
(P.S. Found you through Mice In the Kitchen's Blog Train.)
Stephanie
Hi Stephanie, I am so glad you stopped by. I have displayed them on the walls in the past but now we live in a very contemporary home I keep my personal collection in a beautiful vintage looking photo album. I store them just like other photos using acid-free pages. I have also created wire wall-hanging brackets (similar to the ones used to hang decorative plates.
So far coolest way I have seen was to display them in antique glass mail boxes. I have never seen these first hand but an acquaintance had sent me some pictures. It was absolutely beautiful.
Have very blessed day :)
This wonderful post is one of three posts from the February Great Blog Train blog hop that received the most "clicks" & is being featured: http://www.godsgrowinggarden.com/2014/02/february-2014-great-blog-train-results.html
Thanks
Angie
Congratulations on being featured on The Great Blog Train! My 'featured' post went live today! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
Thank you very much How exciting!
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