Post Card Backs & Quilt Labels

Do you send fabric postcards?

 

 

Fabric Postcard

4" x 6"

Dots are always good

 

One year Deb Rowden and I sent one to each of 75 friends from a quilt retreat. We had a great time and we made a lot of fronts and a lot of backs.

 

Dots of all kinds

We experimented with all the stitches on our machines and a variety of ideas---good and bad.

 

 

 

I made myself some postcard backs to print on my desk top printer. I have quite a collection of old postcards so I scanned some and found others online. I came up with nine different backs from antique postcards.

 

When I saw what Spoonflower.com can do with fabric I realized I would be smart to have them print my postcard backs by the yard. So I uploaded the artwork.

 

 

Here is what a fat quarter of my POSTCARD_BACKS VINTAGE fabric looks like. The 4 x 6 inch backs fit nicely in a fat quarter---you get 15 backs to cut up, nine different designs.

 

I had to to turn them sideways to fit them efficiently in a fat quarter---but you get the picture. You can buy my vintage postcard back yardage from Spoonflower. Here's the link to this fabric:

http://www.spoonflower.com/fabric/1332840

 

  

 

A label with an arts and crafts border

 

 

I've also uploaded yardage with quilt labels to Spoonflower.com---more later. And I did some Votes for Women prints too.

 

 

 

 

 See the

 

 box on the left. Click on that to see my Material Culture shop with a few designs.