This blog includes postcard 164 - 276. (There is no 228. I don't know why; I can't count correctly?!) They are available for trade beginning on Sunday, May 11, 2008...Mother's Day in the USA. Trading is simple.
You must have a blog/website/Flickr! or other image account/profile with email/stitchin fingers page...someway to publicly leave you a comment!
Trade one of your FIBER POSTCARDS for any available one of mine. (Please, limit one!) All traded postcards will be displayed at CYBER FYBER, January 8 - 20, 2009 at Gallery 80808/Vista Studios in Columbia, SC.
To make a trade: Leave a comment on the postcard you want...stating that you want it. Email me at cyberfyber@prodigy.net and tell me which one (use the number!) you want and your "snail mail" address. I will confirm the trade via a reply email. You send your postcard to Susan Lenz, 2123 Park Street, Columbia, SC 29201 USA. I send mine to you. I update the blog post for this postcard to state "Trade Being Arranged". Please complete the trade within a month! When I receive your postcard, I'll email you. The on-line exhibition will be created before the end of the year.
Your postcard should be approximately 4" x 6", flat enough to be mailed in an envelope, created mostly of fibers, and have your name on the reverse.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Friday, May 9, 2008
Postcard 276...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was created by stitching one of my felt leaves onto a machine embroidered piece of tan upholstery material.
The reverse is a piece of heavy weight watercolor paper, signed and dated in ink.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Terry who blogs here.
Postcard 275
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This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 274...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik
I'm thrilled to be trading with Gail who blogs is a member of Fiber Arts Mixed Media here.
Postcard 273
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This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 272...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was made from an old, piece that incorporated 19th century engravings of furniture and frames applied to metallic foiled and hand stitched linen. A chiffon overlay and free motion embroidery were added before the work was cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Simone who blogs here.
Postcard 271...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Judith who has a stitchin fingers page here.
Postcard 270...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
I'm thrilled to be trading this card with my friend Doni Jordan who blogs here.
Postcard 269...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was created by stitching one of my felt leaves onto a machine embroidered piece of tan upholstery material.
The reverse is a piece of heavy weight watercolor paper, signed and dated in ink.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Jane in New Zealand who has a Flickr! account here.
Postcard 268...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Alexandra in Romania who is one of the contributing writers on "The Romanian Patch" blog which is here.
Postcard 267
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This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 266...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm truly honored to be trading with the fabulous Sue B who blogs here and has a stitchin fingers page here.
Postcard 265
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This postcard was made from an old piece of Hawaiian appliqué.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 264
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This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 263...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Acey who blogs here.
Postcard 262
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This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 261...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was made from an old, piece that incorporated 19th century engravings of furniture and frames applied to metallic foiled and hand stitched linen. A chiffon overlay and free motion embroidery were added before the work was cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Liz who blogs here.
Postcard 260
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This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 259
(Click on this mysteriously vertical postcard for an enlargement..Blogger is having "fun" tonight with orientation!)
This postcard was made from an old piece of Hawaiian appliqué.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 258...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Deb who blogs here and has a stitchin fingers page here.
Postcard 257
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 256
(Click on this mysteriously vertical postcard for an enlargement!)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 255...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was made from an old, piece that incorporated 19th century engravings of furniture and frames applied to metallic foiled and hand stitched linen. A chiffon overlay and free motion embroidery were added before the work was cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Elena in Romania who blogs here.
Postcard 254...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Kathy was blogs here and has a stitchin fingers page here.
Postcard 253
(Click on the mysteriously vertical image of Postcard 253 for an enlargement!)
This postcard was made from an old piece of Hawaiian appliqué.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 252
(Click on image above for an enlargement.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 251...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on the mysteriously vertical image above for an enlargement!)
This postcard was created from a piece of bridal lace embellished with wool and silk fibers onto brown synthetic felt. It was machine embroidered and a piece of vintage trim was added.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Kay who blogs here.
The reverse is a piece of heavy weight watercolor paper, signed and dated in ink.
Postcard 250...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image...uploaded as a vertical despite the fact that my computer is storing it as a horizontal!...for an enlargement!)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Angela who has a blog here.
Postcard 249
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was made from an old piece of Hawaiian appliqué
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 248...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Wabbit who blogs here.
Postcard 247...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on this mysteriously vertical postcard for an enlargement!)
This postcard was created by stitching one of my felt leaves onto a machine embroidered piece of tan upholstery material.
The reverse is a piece of heavy weight watercolor paper, signed and dated in ink.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Ruth who is a member of Stitchin' Fingers and has a nice page here.
Postcard 246...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Maggie who blogs here.
Postcard 245
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This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 244
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 243...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge....This is DEFINITELY suppose to be a HORIZONTAL. I have no idea why Blogger is uploading EVERYTHING as a vertical!
This postcard was made from an old, piece that incorporated 19th century engravings of furniture and frames applied to metallic foiled and hand stitched linen. A chiffon overlay and free motion embroidery were added before the work was cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Robin who has an amazing website here.
Postcard 242
(Click on vertical image...though I swear it's a horizontal on my computer...f0r an enlargement!)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 241...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was made after cutting up an older pieces of machine embroidery with polyester velvet shapes.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Claudia who blogs here.
Postcard 240...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Patty who blogs here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Patty blogged about our trade and CYBER FYBER here.
Postcard 239...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on yet another vertical for enlargement! I checked "known Blogger issues" earlier today...there were problems with speed. These issues are evidently resolved now...but all images are uploading as verticals!)
This postcard was created from an older piece that included appliquéd letters with hand stitching. It was cut into strips and reassembled. Previously painted WonderUnder (Bond-a-Web), metallic foiling, assorted threads and machine embroidery were added before the work was cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Ena who blogs from Romania here.Postcard 238
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 237
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 236
(Click on image to enlarge...I have no idea why this is now a vertical...it doesn't have to be one!)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 235
(Click on image to enlarge....okay....Blogger is uploading everything as a vertical...I don't know why!)
This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 234
(Click on image to enlarge...I have no idea why this uploaded as a vertical!)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 233...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was made from a digital image of a genuine West African wood carving transferred onto cotton and stitched to tan upholstery material.
The reverse is a piece of heavy weight watercolor paper, signed and dated in ink.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Ruth who blogs here. Ruth is also a co-owner of The Purple Pomegranate, a wonderful location for eclectic, handcrafted artware from all over the United States. They have a fabulous website here.
Postcard 232...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.....I have no idea why this one uploaded as a vertical!)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Maggie who blogs here.
Postcard 231...Trade Being Arranged!
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This postcard was made after cutting up an older pieces of machine embroidery with polyester velvet shapes and symbols.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Mimi who blogs here.
Postcard 230...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Marilyn who has a stitchin fingers page here.
Postcard 229
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created from a vintage scarf. The scarf was quilted, cut into strips, reassembled, and then cut into postcards.
The reverse is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on commercially printed fabric.
Postcard 227
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created after cutting a larger silk painted wall quilt. The piece is pictured here.
It is signed and dated in free motion embroidery on the reverse. The material used on the back is a piece of vintage tone-on-tone blue batik.
Postcard 226...Trade Being Arranged!
(Click on image to enlarge.)
This postcard was created by stitching one of my felt leaves onto a machine embroidered piece of tan upholstery material.
The reverse is a piece of heavy weight watercolor paper, signed and dated in ink.
I'm thrilled to be trading with Linda who has a blog here.
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