It all started with dressing up my vintage camper in her holiday attire. This was a fun day. I printed them out two by two. Inside message, signatures, and logo all printed, what a time saver.
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| I use a Canon Pro-100 printer on all my print jobs. I love it except when I have to replace the ink! It has 8 inks and that shit's expensive...never have I understood the high cost of ink. We should write letters to our congressman about that, maybe they'll do something about it, NOT. Anyways, this is a great printer. |
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| I love this paper cutter, accurate and quick. |
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| I've had this tool for many years and I love it. Scores nicely. I've learned having the right tools always makes the project go smoother. I make so many cards, this tool sure saves me time and the cards look so much better. |
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| I took a on-line class, more of a mini on-line class from one of my favorite artist, Stephanie Lee. I learned a bit about encastic wax. I decided to use the wax on my cards and the result was so cool. I can't wait to use it on my paintings. |
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| I added glitter and some gold glitter stars onto the wax. I could of added more stuff, but I had over 80 cards to make and I was running out of time |
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I found these vintage labels and added my "Season's Greeting" and our return address. Time saver! I was able to print them directly onto blank label sheets. Again, what a time saver.
Here's the website I got the template from .... https://blog.worldlabel.com/2012/vintage-gummed-parcel-post-shipping-labels.html |
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| Addressed and stamped ready to mail! |
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