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| San Francisco Postcards 8 |
that I had published one twice. Number 8 in September should have been this postcard. So I am sharing it today. I am still in awe that all 36 postcards made it home eventually.
This is the last of the series. So I am also showing you the clamshell box that I made to house the postcards......
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| Clamshell Box (closed) |
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| Clamshell Box (open with postcards) |
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| Clamshell Box (open) |
6 comments:
Beautiful box...
What a lovely way to save your postcards. Great job!
I am dumb - I was thinking of scallops and wondering how you would be doing that! Still, I paid £13 the other day for some small soaps because they were wrapped in different William Morris papers and were in a box like yours with WM paper on and a magnetic closure. You did a great job here.
Love the “last” postcard and it is fitting that it was posted as the end card.
All that yummy red and chinatownish look.
The clam shell box is fab and now must see it in person.
E
Love that postcard! And your box is amazing. Hugs
Oh my, John! Finally, the clamshell box! Love the beautiful edging paper, and the way it is perfectly proportioned to fit your postcards. All in all, the word that comes to mind for this entire project is “Fantastic”!
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