I have just been introduced to Sunday Postcard Art thru a link from Nancy Ward's blog at: http://paperfriendly.blogspot.com/
Sorry, I don't see how to make that a clickable link right now.
Anyway, here is an image I had made recently that shows my granddaughter checking out the plane she and her family were about to board for a trip to Disneyland. She looks excited, doesn't she?
Nancy
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Sunday Postcard Art
I have just been introduced to Sunday Postcard Art thru a link from Nancy Ward's blog at: http://paperfriendly.blogspot.com/
Sorry, I don't see how to make that a clickable link right now.
Anyway, here is an image I had made recently that shows my granddaughter checking out the plane she and her family were about to board for a trip to Disneyland. She looks excited, doesn't she?
Nancy
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Beautiful card.
Hope she had a good trip :)
Lovely postcard.....thanks for playing.
Beautiful! I love your use of a real photo.
Btw, if you are using a Rich Text Editor (there are a bunch of buttons that allow you to do bold, italics, etc), then all you need to do to set a link is highlight the text you want to link with your mouse, hit the button in the text editor that looks like a chain link, then cut and paste the URL of the site into the box that pops up. That will hyperlink it.
If you just want to use HTML, you would do: (a href="website url")Name of Link(/a) You would do it exactly as I did above, but you would replace ( and ) with < and > marks, as well as put in your desired website URL where it says "website URL" (but keep the quotation marks!) and replace Name of Link with whatever you want, just as I'm going to with my name.
Don't know if that made sense or was helpful...
Lyra
Is this a version of the artist trading card? I'd not heard of Sunday Postcard. Cool sight!!
Eldon
Oh, I like it! Great job!
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