Hand painted cards (personalized)

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I finished my first collection of “hand painted” cards order and ready to be shipped across the ocean. Personalized and hand painted cards don’t have to be tucked away in envelopes forever. You can frame a good sized one (an idea I got from a friend, Belinda) and put it on your wall or order a set of four with a theme, frame them and line them up on your wall (one row or two on top and two below).

They’d make an otherwise boring wall into an interesting, lively one.
You can also purchase them, frame them and give away as gifts. Remember, they’re hand painted not mass produced, they’re signed by the artist which would make them priceless treasures.

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  1. BelindaSeptember 6, 2009 at 12:31 PM

    I purchased several cards from Theresa and they are beautiful. I enjoy framing them and putting them in my curio so my friends and family can enjoy them, not put in a drawer out of sight.

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