Fabric postcards have been on my radar for awhile. I don't know if I first saw them on Pinterest or somewhere else, but through Pinterest I have gathered tons of ideas and inspiration. So I just decided to sit down and see what I could come up with. It was fun and surprisingly satisfying to finish something so quickly.
These postcards were done in about an hour. All I have left to do on them is zigzag around the outer edges. I figured I would get all the cards made first and zigzag later.
Years ago I began saving popcorn wrappers in this basket. I'd read that they are the exact size of a postcard, and therefore would be perfect for protecting fabric postcards.
I had 16 wrappers in the basket, so I am planning to make 16 cards. Duh!
It's a bit hard to see, but this one is in the wrapper. And I have zigzagged it, too.
You can see that I ironed on stars to a few. Those were left over from a long-forgotten project and were hanging out in the bin with all the Christmas fabric. Figured I ought to go ahead and put them to use.
I will try selling these at the Holiday Bazaar on Nov. 7.
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Happy Quilting, Friends!
Beautiful cards and a great way to protect them with those bags!
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