Every once in a great while, an eligible bachelor will come along just passing through the tiny town of Nowhere. This sends the Spinster Sisters into a whirlwind competition for his affections.
After too many years of being unsuccessful in capturing a husband, the sisters finally went to visit the local Fortune Teller to learn exactly when they would find their men.
They now have it in writing.....
"There are no men in your futures."
The theme this week for Sunday Postcard Art is FORTUNE TELLER. My postcards are all hands on made. For the last couple of themes I haven't had supplies or ideas to fit the themes to make cards. This week I'm attempting to come in by way of a backdoor. This may not qualify. And that would be ok. I have a postcard to mail out now. That's what matters most to me.
Here is the address side of this postcard.
Happy Mail Day!
xxx
Annie
Oh poor spinster ladies, I hope they didn't believe the bad fortune teller. Your postcard reflects their feelings I think, with the very subdued colours. Maybe they will have a very happy life without men, it's certainly possible, and they have each other.
ReplyDeleteIt's a fun postcard for the challenge.
Now I wonder who is going to receive this postcard?
You don't have a crystal ball stamp Annie? LOL!!! I think your tale along with the spinsters works well. I have a friend who took spinning lessons on a spinning wheel from a woman and she nicknamed this woman The Spinster, lol!
ReplyDeleteFabulous I adore the story and your hands on work is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHope they are not unhappy, perhaps they will take up art and find fulfilment. like the lettering.
ReplyDeletePoor spinster sisters! Luckily they look good on your amazing postcard!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great story! For some reason, I just had a flashback to The Waltons. :-)
ReplyDeleteoh, what a beautiful card!! You are so clever!
ReplyDeleteAh yes...the three Spinster Sisters. No husbands in sight and no smiles on the Sisters faces. It will be a dark night indeed. Love your postcard and storyline dear...
ReplyDeleteThis postcard is beautiful!!! Love it
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love the back as much as the front!
ReplyDeleteI'm still pondering on this one...is it a good thing or a bad thing? LOL Love the postcard and as usual the back is almost as pretty as the front!
ReplyDeleteLOL, You're quite the story-teller, Annie! Love this!
ReplyDeleteSuch sad news for the poor dears.
ReplyDeleteGreat card and story. xx
ReplyDeleteI love both your story and your postcard!!
ReplyDeleteGreat story and card ♠
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic. Great artwork on the front, and I like that it has a backside, too. Whoever you mail it to will be a lucky recipient.
ReplyDeleteRemind me NOT to go see this fortune teller - your story is quite clever and the sister so sad.
ReplyDeleteSandy xx
I've always believed there's somebody's out there for everybody. At least I hope so.
ReplyDeleteI got the sweetest surprise in the mail yesterday! Yep my own handmade postcard from you! I feel very special now. I'll be showing it off in my blog soon. I'll let you know when it posts. Any time you feel the need to fill that artsy void just send them my way. LOL.
Thank you Thank you.
Love it! Way to put your creative thinking cap on.
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