Comment: HI Polly and I love this little back to school rolo! Both the front and the back. The little children's images are so sweet and make me think of the reading books I had when I was in grade school - very nostalgic. Love the other little elements that you added too. And thank you so much for the extra goodies - always love to add new things to my craft stash!
Comment: Thank you so much for these delightful cards! They are super charming & will make great additions to my growing collection. And thanks for the extras. Hugs from Ireland.
Comment: Dear Polly, I was happy seeing your name as my partner. So great to receive your gorgeous Small Rolo. Thank you so much for and the extras. I love what you've created, as always! <3
Comment: So happy to receive a swap from you, dear Polly :)! Already the lovely, decorated envelope was a delight to spot amongst the other, dull mail and love everything that was inside; the cute sewn pocket with the pretty rolo and all the lovely bits and bobs (clusters, are they?). Thank you so much for every detailed thing, as beautiful as always.
Comment: Thank you for the lovely envelope of vintage ephemera. I collect it as well and feel the same about sharing. Thank you for sharing some of your collection with me.
Comment: Thank you so much for these delightful Ink Box cards! I love each one, & the pockets you put them in (& the card you wrote on)! One of these days I will make a vintage journal & add these cards to it. Hugs from Ireland.
Comment: Hi Polly and thank you small rolo - Lady with Butterfly Wings. I loved this one! And love the rolo you made. Beautiful pink butterfly wings on this fun little lady who wants to do things "my way"! So cute. And thank you so much for the extra goodies - most appreciated and they will be used!
Comment: Thank you so much for the Atc! I love that Anna Griffin paper. I just purchased my first set of dies and some die cuts. I absolutely love the paper!!!!
Comment: Thank you! I love the authentic ephemera included. We're surrounded by so much and we rely on printed copies. I get it, since printed version are often acid-free for long-lasting projects, some sometimes the point of a project is that it will fall apart with time and use. Thus the "ephemera-l" part. :P