Today is a Note Card Party, hosted by the lovely Vee from
A Haven for Vee. Vee asked us to post four photographs of photos we would love to turn into note cards.
At the end of the post I have a little surprise for you.
Thank you Vee for hosting this fun event.
My first photo is of my Vintage typewriter at the beach. Am I crazy or what? So, here is a cropped version for a note card...
This photo has been very popular one on flickr and several people are using it on their web sites. So, I cropped this landscape view photo and made it a portrait view.
Now everybody loves roses, I especially love white ones.
Here it is as a note card with a crop added to make it more interesting.
My final photograph is some books I have in my Louisa May Alcott collection. Here are a few of my favorite books about her journals and Concord, home of Orchard House, a journal written by her father Bronson Alcott.
I thought it might make a more interesting note card turned on it's side. I guess I could also reverse it, and make it into a landscape view.
So, here's my surprise.
The note cards that I shared on this post are actually note cards that you can create with your own photography and have them printed out professionally.
I recently joined
Society6. My friend Joan told me that they are wonderful, and they are.
Now I will be selling my things on Society6, but enough about me, you don't have to sell anything. You can still have your photographs printed on note cards, art print minis, framed art prints, stretched canvases, stationery cards, iPhone cases, iPhone and iPod skins, Laptop and iPad skins.
Squeeeeeeel! Fun huh?
You can just join, upload your photograph and create everything I mentioned and even, tee shirts, and hoodies...
Well, I can't wait to visit all the wonderful people who are participating in Vee's party. So, please stop by
A Haven For Vee and enjoy all the photographs and note card dreams.
P.S. I don't get any commission for telling you about this, I just want to share the wealth. We are so blessed here in the Land of Blog...it's a mecca of resources.
If you do join
Society6, stop by and follow me and I'll follow you back.
How cool is that? I had no idea. I was going to say that you made it very easy for me to imagine these photos as note cards and beautiful ones at that. I adore the vintage suitcase at the train station and the dreamy white roses. Thanks for the added information. Who knows where it'll take a gal?!
Karen, I enjoyed visiting your blog and seeing your photo choices. I like the way you present them..the cropping and the view of an actual card. Very enjoyable to visit tonight!
I make all my cards too. I usually paint them for each person. Some beautiful ones here. I am gonna check into that link.
QMM
Lovely work,
Sandi
As always your photography and art work are so beautiful. You are most talented. Thank you for sharing the link also.
Sue
Your photos are wonderful, Karen! I've always admired your "suitcase by the railroad tracks" photo from the first time I saw it, and the Alcott book stack is a very sweet image. Thanks for the info about Society6! I often wished I had note cards made from some of my images and so I think I will join and make soem soon! :)
Karen,
Your photos are brilliant! I adore them all and thank you for the added bonus of sharing the information of Society6, can't wait to check that out too. Best of luck on sales of your wonderful photography!
Good Morning Karen! These are beautiful photos. I'm going to check out Society6. Thanks for the info! ~Sally
OK, I am in a rush to get to work, so I am not sure I got the gist of this, but are you saying that for example, I can make notecards out of my drawings for example? Because going back and forth to Office Max to print out my drawings for my Etsy shop results in half-baked attempts! I am looking for a better result. Could you email me dear Karen IF you have a moment and tell me more about this service??????? ANITA
anita.chateau.rivera1@gmail.com
oh, i love, love, luv your picks. my fav is your suitcase in front of train track. so beautiful. i love how so many are picking different photos from their blog for the note card link up party. so cool. happy to find you. take care. (:
Those are great! I'll have to check out your link.
Wow! Lovely photos! You are a great photographer. Fun party! Thanks for sharing!
Your photos will make fabulous note cards Karen! I love the typewrite one the best....
Hi Karen,
What a lovely idea! the note cards would make such a beautiful gift. Thank you so much for sharing this website.
Have a sweet day full of sweet moments.
Elizabeth
These are wonderful photos. My favorite (I think) is the one with the suitcase. Thank you for the Society tip -- I will have to check that out.
Oh, Karen! Such WONDERFUL cards and so much inspiration in this post. Love it! Also always happy to have a new resource.
xxoo
Dotti
Those are all beautiful photos and just perfect for cards. Since I'm a traveler, I especially like the one with the luggage! And it's good to know about that web site. I wouldn't mind having a iPad skin made from one of my photos!
What wonderful photos! Thanks for the link! I am going to check it out!
Deanna
Oh my... aren't these wonderful! Lovely!
And thank you for the link of how/where we can do this too! You are kind!
Karen, your photos are amazing! I love the suitcase by the railroad track. Dreamy. Where is it going? :) I must check out society 6. Thanks for visiting and your sweet comment. Blessings, Pamela
Karen, I love that photo of the suitcase at the train station. It would be perfect for a book cover as well as note cards!
Oh wow, you have some really nice pics.....I LOVE the typewriter and the books the best, but the suitcase at the train station is a close third.
And thanks for the extra info, I will have to check it out. :o)
Love the vintage feel of these photos they are all wonderful. Thank you for the extra tips to I will have to try that out.
Cheers
You have so many wonderful images that would work well for notecards! Thanks for the link, too! Hugs! ♥
Love your photos that you chose for Vee's party! The suitcase is my favorite!
Nice photos...I really like the suitcase near the tracks! Happy SPring~
Your pics are beautiful, it's like each one tells a story:@)
I love all your wonderful things. I really love the white rose card that you made. My favourite thing to do when I am writing a letter to a friend is to take rose pictures, my favourite is blush, and use them as a watermark background and then write my letter. It is really simple and very effective for making beautiful letterhead. Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful day.
Kim
Letters from the Shore
Karen, just hopping over from Vee's; love the suitcase/tracks, but they are all gorgeous! Will check out Society6!
Hugs,
Anne
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