Stamp Card From Canada

Okay here's a link to the card.

Is that the card you mentioned in your "introduce yourself" thread? Made out of stamps? Can you tell us a bit more about it? Looks interesting...

I hope you don't mind Dbreau15, I took your photo of the card and cropped it a bit to reduce the size and also turned it a bit to line it up straight. This is for people who don't like to click on links. (And to preserve it here for history! )



This is made out of stamps? Very nice work. Did you do this? I forget already after editing and cropping and typing. Short memory sometimes.


I started to read through some of your blog and it is fascinating and well written I think. I like your discover-and-explore attitude. Very nice.

In case they erase your link (new members are not supposed to post links - see The Rules!) I will also post a general link to your blog main page here
http://drewthestampcollector.wordpress.com/

Oh Sorry for posting the link. I didn't know how to put images with out links. Thanks, and no I did not make it some nuns in catholic church in Canada made this card.

Yes Very Nice..i recognize some of the stamps now..its certainly stamp related !!

Dbreau15,
No problem, there is a lot to take in all at once. Take your time and it will all be understandable.

There is an 'Uploading Photos' Tutorial to teach people how to upload photos to this forum. It is on the left side of the screen a bit above the Donate button.

You can also have a Photobucket or Flickr or ImageShack or similar photo-hosting-site account and just copy the link from there for photos larger than 90KN in size as that's the limit here. Or use Picassa, Google's photo-hosting site.

I like to get into my photo editing programs and crop them and reduce them in my own way as most of my stamps do not need large sized files. If you get into the finer details you may need to go that route.

Phil,
I cannot recognize which stamps. Can you post any of them or let us know what you see. I have been out-puzzled!