Another round of Love Notes began last week, and as I await postcards, I thought it might be wise to share many of the dozens of love notes I received during and since Love Notes #19 (in April). It seems there will never be enough time to showcase all of them, so I’ve decided to share a bundle of cards in this post and others later in their own special posts. As usual, some of the cards are handmade, some are store-bought, but all were especially chosen for me. Forgive me for the lack of details, but do enjoy the pretty. [Click an image for a closer look].
From Yanelis–“It’s time for new friendships.”
From Yanelis–Barn Owl
From Pagie M–From the Book the Art of Urban Sketching, Nina Johansson
From Paige M–Towel, One King’s Lane, 2005–Leanne Shapton. From Pattern Box: 100 Postcards by 10 Contemporary Pattern Designers
From Sheila L–Easter Wishes
From Gina B–From The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies, 1909. “The Flopsy Bunnies watch Mr. McGregor carry off the sack that he thinks contains them. “The Flpsy Bunnies followed at a safe distance.”
From Lori W–Lacy Butterflies
From Lori W–Sunset Sky
From Sheila–Sunrise on Camden Harbor, Maine
“Left Behind,” by Lisa C.
“Forever Young,” by Lisa C.
From Stacy–from Everything is Connected by Keri Smith
From Litsa
From Debra–Paris Vs. New York
From Weilin–Love Is Everything
From Weilin–Chinese Arts Papercutting of Beijing
From Weilin–Stork
“Discover,” Photograph by Martha S.
“First Altered Photo,” Photograph by Christine B
From Jacki C–Hibiscus
“Elephants,” altered greeting card by Christine B.
Yanelis, my assigned partner, wrote in the first card she sent, “It’s time for new friendships.” Her statement was almost prophetic; I met many new penfriends via the last round and I’m looking forward to getting to know more members of the Love Notes community.
Wishing you a week filled with love and postcards!
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Love the owl one!
Why am I not surprised? 😉
Thanks for sharing Chandra – lovely to see all the postcard art. I’ve just started the love notes this month and it’s a really great project.
Wonderful! I’m happy you’ve joined. When you get a moment, send me your address via email and I’ll send you some extra “love.” Thanks for appreciating the postcard art!
I love that sentiment: All chosen for me. It is so important that we know there are people out there, thinking about us.