Anji, email me your address, in strictest confidence of course, and I'll send you a postcard of my local town (Iknow you love postcards!) with the greeting in my handwriting. I was trained in lettering for my job, restoring stained glass windows in churches and chapels etc.
Cas: My handwriting is dreadful, I've often wondered it I was supposed to have been left handed. If I had to write my blog by hand, no one would be able to read it!
Keith:That's really kind of you! I think I've told you before that I would have loved to have worked with stained glass, what an interesting job it must have been.
Pretty fancy!
ReplyDeleteMy handwriting looks very much like that of a third grader. I blame that on the fact that I'm left handed.
Cas
Anji, email me your address, in strictest confidence of course, and I'll send you a postcard of my local town (Iknow you love postcards!) with the greeting in my handwriting. I was trained in lettering for my job, restoring stained glass windows in churches and chapels etc.
ReplyDeleteCas: My handwriting is dreadful, I've often wondered it I was supposed to have been left handed. If I had to write my blog by hand, no one would be able to read it!
ReplyDeleteKeith:That's really kind of you! I think I've told you before that I would have loved to have worked with stained glass, what an interesting job it must have been.
I had a fancy party once and hired a calligrapher to address the invitations. It was cool and cost $2 per envelope.
ReplyDeleteRhea: What a great idea. I did try to learn myself, but I haven't got the patience
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