Today's theme in Sunday Stamps is Easter or Spring.
I found a spring stamp, belonging to the series of British Flowers issued in 1979;
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| Daffodils |
And an Easter stamp:
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| Rabbit out of Hat Trick "Slowly bring the stamp to your nose" |
Both stamps, among others, arrived on this envelope sent by John (the UK):
PS While preparing this post I got another "Easter" stamp...
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So, I have to know... did you 'slowly bring the stamp to your nose'?
ReplyDeleteI saw my first daffodil this morning, so was pleased to see this cheery stamp.
John has used a lot of very interesting stamps - I particularly like that kingfisher :)
Of course I did. I always follow instructions on stamps ;)
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DeleteI like the optical wizardry of the rabbit in the hat (a bit more cumbersome with a laptop rather than a stamp LOL). Nice that your Easter bunny arrived with perfect timing, just like magic.
ReplyDeleteI am afraid it doesn't work on the screen (I've tried, too!).
DeleteI like this optical stamp, too (althoud the rabbit has a bit frightening eyes :-) )
DeleteI tried it on my phone, and although the rabbit didn't disappear into the hat, the rabbit indeed moved towards the hat, more than halfway !
It's magic :D
DeleteGreat Stamps, esp. the daffodils. Mine have passed by.
ReplyDeleteThe daffodils are so cheerful flowers!
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