Carver’s Mythic Chair Punch Paper Embroidery rubber stamps set amid which these prints would

amid which these prints would certainly have felt at home

I have included an image of one of those

but I don't think ever one as large as this

And also a perfect embodiment of why I love these old hand-drawn postcards so much--such effort and creativity invested in sending a note

with the illusionsm of the aerial perspective making one rather want to walk all the way around it

Carver’s Mythic Chair Punch Paper Embroidery rubber stamps set amid which these prints wouldThis is one of a few small punch paper embroideries I dug out of a box in New Hampshire this week, and from what Ive seen it is quite an unusual one, which I especially love for its stoicism and the manner in which it so matter of factly references a history that has since been dispelled. Pilgrim Jon Carved supposedly carried the chair to Plymouth on the Mayflower ship in 1620, but historians now believe it is highly unlikely, given the risky trip and