Originally Posted by breezyquilts (Post 6799116)

Yes, you can mail them. Some prefer mailing them in a clear envelope, that way they don't get dirty. I mail mine without and take the risk. So far, all the postcards I have gotten have been just fine. Some of the members of the postcard group I am in call the dirt "postal art". Either way is fine. On the back you put a line down the middle and I write postcard top center. Then take it to the postoffice to mail. If there are embellishments on it, you have them handstamp which is a little more money. I got a gorgeous beaded postcard and it arrived perfectly without an envelope!!!

Originally Posted by ube quilting (Post 6799455)

Wonderful miniature work. Would you share what type of machine you use and how slow you run the machine for such precise work? They are awesome and yes, I would love to have one of them show up in my mail box. Truly a small work of art.
peace

Originally Posted by breezyquilts (Post 6800251)

I us a Juki-domestic machine and I go slowly on the feathers. Not super slow, but slow enough to see what I am doing. I have considered doing a little video to show how I do the feathers, but not quite sure how to do that!!!