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Friday, May 21, 2010

New photographs of my cards

I've been working on improving the way my cards are presented on the front page of my shop.
I decided to use an easel and some colorful background.


My etsy shop looks better now :-)

Thursday, May 20, 2010

The Setting Sun - 5x7 pressed flower card

more pictures here

The Harvest - 5x7 pressed flower card

available for purchase here

Changes in my etsy shop

I dream of having a card shop.

That's why in my rusticbynature etsy shop I will now focus on 3 kinds of handmade cards:

1. Pressed flower cards - I love working woth all sorts of plants I collect in Europe and NM
2. Photo cards - I use my husband's photography.
3. Recycled cards- I reuse discarded materials to create unique and 'green' cards

In future, I plan to open another shop that will feature Jaime's photography.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Saturday, May 8, 2010

abstract

what's in the picture?

Laserbus

this cool image is available in all sizes
(contact rusticbynature for pricing)

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

West Mesa Sandias

This gorgeous image is available here

Monday, May 3, 2010

Fallen leaf droplets











For the set of these 2 beaufiful pictures
contact rusticbynature

Saturday, May 1, 2010

The Hearts - pressed flower card - SOLD 05/09/10

My come back to pressing flowers :)

The card contains 3 kinds of plants:

* the blue heart is made of a cornflower (centaurea cyanus) I collected in Poland
* the yellow heart contains little leaves punched in Polish sunflower petals (helianthus annuus)
* the dark red one is cut of of a New Mexican rose petals (rosaceae)

The card is blank inside and has an extra liner for your message. The envelope has a lovely pattern punched on the back and a pressed leaf in front of it. You can find more images on etsy where the card is available for purchase.

Are you into manholes? ;-)

Do you pay attention to manholes? Do you notice them at all?
Think of different cities, different countries- this is art!

The one above belongs to the Duke City!
I really like this cool (and rustic!) image!
If you'd like a print, a set of cards, a keychain or a magnet containg this Albuquerque manhole, drop me a line and I will prepare a listing for you in my etsy shop :)