While not a postcard, this card sent to me by my penpal Satu is lovely enough to keep in my card album! I believe it is rice paper; it has a very nice linen texture to it. And the art on the front is adorable :) The artist is Nina Haiko. Lovely!
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1 comment:
Hello Renae! :) Greetings from Finland from Nina! It's amazing how far my card has travelled, and I'm very pleased to hear you like it! :)
Best wishes, Nina Haiko, Finland
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