ES-1413 from Alberto in Spain

I really enjoyed this one because Alberto wrote a nice intro paragraph on the back in Spanish. Not only did I enjoy it, but my students were pleased that they could read most of it themselves.

From Sohvi in Finland

Sohvi and I arranged our own trade. We are both Postcrossers. I love the card that she sent. It's my first free-form postcard. She painted the fish and drew around the scales with a silver metallic pen ~ gorgeous.

Postcrossing card from Jacqueline in Germany

My first handmade Postcrossing card came from Jacqueline. She made it using a napkin. It has a great texture.

A handmade postcrossing card from Tomi in Finland. The card was made by his wife.  

Postcrossing card received from Hanna in Finland. This was my first view of a Moomin. I think that crabby red head might look a bit like me sometimes. 

This is the wonderful card I received from Robayre in our swap. 

Sent for a private trade to Robayre. Be sure to check out her great postcards. 

A postcrossing card to Marlena in Poland. The stamping on the left was done with a removable pencil eraser, using both ends. 

This was sent as a postcrossing thank you card. Won't say to who as it hasn't arrived yet. 

This was a postcrossing card to Clemmens in the UK. Unfortunately it still hasn't arrived after 56 days. It's almost timed out. It's my version of the Bailamos stamp. 

This was for a private swap to Emma in Finland. 

I haven't kept good records of when I sent the cards and where, so I will have to just post a few until I catch up. This one was a postcrossing card. 

My first Postcrossing card

This was sent to Carlos in Spain.

Why another blog?

I like being able to send people directly to the photos that I think will interest them. I've been enjoying Postcrossing and wanted a place to post my sent and received cards. I will also post private exchanges here as well.