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How To Create A 3d Postcard "Lights On At Night"

 
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rod222
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Print your standard postcard image in blue-black,
punch out appropriately postioned holes,
sandwich to cream backing paper/card.

Voila!

(guess) This example was produced around 1915 I'd suggest.
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jhlovell
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Cool and I love St Andrews!
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rod222
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I was a choirboy at St Andrews in Somerset. :)

I'd say there would be a fair chance Stanley Gibbons
sang in that chuch on the postcard.
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jamesw
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Oooo! It's just like being there!
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Puzzler
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That is a feel good card. Neat!
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Nells250
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Try putting a candle behind it and turn off the lights.
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