Thank you everyone who participated in the Vintage Valentine Card Party!
I have never seen so many wonderful vintage Valentines in one place!
I loved reading the stories contained in many of the posts..
In this post I am featuring some of my favorites. It was very hard to pick.
Something about the following Valentines just clicked with me as I read through all of your posts.
Most of them are from the 1930's and their graphics really appealed to me.
The art of the "pun" and "turning a phrase" was really alive and well in the vintage Valentine card world, wasn't it?
This cutie with the big eyes is from Lori Hairston.
Maybe as good a way as any to pick your mate from Hazelruthe's.
Such a cute card and there is one of those puns from The Charm of Home.
A great golf outfit. What a hat! From Alice and Elsie.
Aren't they cute peeking out of those red hearts from Second Hand Chic?
If only love could be explained "All in a Nutshell" from CremnRabble.
And look at this pretty heart and dove wrapping paper from One Gal's Trash.
Thank you, both the participants and the "party hoppers", for making the Vintage Valentine Card Party a success.
Thanks for hosting the party. It was amazing to see the artwork on the vintage Valentine cards. I would love to participate in a vintage Easter party.
ReplyDeleteI didn't participate but I sure enjoyed looking at all of these sweet vintage valentines. Thanks for sharing and it looks like you all had a great time! Have a blessed day my friend!
ReplyDeletethis was really fun:) i'd love to join in on the easter party too!
ReplyDeleteHi Joan,
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous party! It's so nice of you to host these parties as I know it must be alot of work. And I was so excited that you featured one of my Valentines on your favorites post! Hope you had a beautiful V-day and were showered with love by those around you. You're the best!
Kelly
Second Hand Chicks
such really really adorable cards ... wow
ReplyDeletefun chatting with you on Saturday ... much needed
Those were really sweet old tyme valentines!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the graphics on those vintage valentines! It was so good to finally meet you this past Saturday! I am going to finally work on a little post about our get together (had to work yesterday). I would like to do the Easter Party - need to get organized.
ReplyDelete:)Heidi
You do a great job in hosting a party! There were a few other Valentine parties, but I went with just yours and had a great time. Good idea with McLinky for the Easter Party. I can't wait to get out my easter pieces.
ReplyDeleteOh boy, the Easter Party at Joan's! When I decided to post about my aunts I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to find the vintage Valentine I was going to feature, but when I went hunting for it--I found it immediately! It was pure joy writing about those lovely gals. See you soon for the Easter bash!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for featuring my card in your recap. I understand the linking problem. It happens. I was very happy to participate and not unhappy with results ( making comments at other fabulous blogs helped people to find me). I will get my vintage Easter postcards ready for your next party. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSherry
I would love to play with easter.
ReplyDeleteI had fun seeing your valentines!
Hi Joan, loved the party and I'm up for the Easter Party too, so please count me in!
ReplyDeleteDebra
Oooo Easter, yes Joan yes! Thanks Much for all you did and are willing to do again. Judi
ReplyDeleteIt was so much fun seeing all the Vintage Valentie's! Thank you so much for hosting the party.
ReplyDeleteEaster? Yes! Would love to.
Have a great day Joan
*hugs*deb
Thank you for hosting, Joan! It was loads of fun and I saw alot of great cards. Vintage Easter? Well, I only have a few things, but what the heck. Count me in!
ReplyDeleteHi Joan~
ReplyDeleteThe Valentine hop was so much fun...I still haven't gotten to everyone yet. Please sign me up for the Easter hop (oh, that's cute) and I will post the button once someone much more creative than me, designs it!
Joyce
Hi, Joan! Thanks for hosting, this was fun! I'd love to participate in the Easter one as well. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteI can certainly understand what you saw in your favorites! They're wonderfully, adorable! Aren't they?
ReplyDeleteAn Easter Party would be a lot of fun! If you decide to go for it, you can surely count me in!
~ Debbi
Hi Joan,
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I had to miss the party after signing up. I have been away from my blog for the past couple of weeks and was out of town on Valentine's Day. It's a shame too because I have a HUGE stack of vintage valentines dating from the early 1900's to the 1950's....hope you do this again next year :-)
I'm up for the Easter event.
Jane
Thanks for hosting Joan. Fun to see all the Valentines! Thanks for choosing the wonderful Buster Brown valentine for your post. It is one of my favorites. I enjoy looking at your favorite blog list. Very European! Nice change of pace!
ReplyDeleteIt was such an awesome party. Loved all the puns! I'm in for the Easter party for sure.
ReplyDeleteHi Joan,
ReplyDeleteI loved the Valentine party! Would love to participate in the Easter one also. Thanks for all of your hard work doing this for us!
Debbie
The Valentine party was fun. I'm glad you are going to use a Linky next time.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these adorable Valentines!
ReplyDeleteAll of these vintage Valentines are great. Seems like everyone had a good time at your party. I did not attend as I only had one vintage card and I had used it on VTT.
ReplyDeleteAltho, I didn't participate, I followed your Valentine Party and so enjoyed all the Valentines. Thanks for show some of them again. I'm sure you'll have many repeaters for the Easter Party. I'll be following that one, too.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE VINTAGE Valentines. Go check out my blog and you can see a few of mine. They are so much fun and so much cuter than the ones you can get today. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet vintage Valentine's.
ReplyDeleteJocelyn
http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com
Thanks for the mention Joan!
ReplyDeleteI'm in for the Easter Party too.
Hop...Hop....Hop...Hop....Hop
xo
Pam
those are all such wonderful vintage valentines!
ReplyDeleteSuch great artwork on these! The spinner is really unique.
ReplyDeleteLovely vintage valentines' cards.
ReplyDeleteLove the spin-wheel card, so cute!
ReplyDeleteOh, and sign me up for Easter too, please. :-)
Thanks!
Anne
Hi Joan, Thank You for hosting a great Valentines Party. It was fun to see everyones collection. You can count me in for the Easter party also. Have yourself a good week. Julian
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your favorites! I didn't get a chance to visit and I didn't get to participate because I don't have any vintage Valentines. But yeah! I have vintage Easter postcards. Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute valentines- and clever! I love the spinning wheel one!
ReplyDeleteYour Valentines are amazing! It surprises me that so many vintage paper items have survived. I'm glad they have, though. What fun!
ReplyDeleteBeth
Yep, they're all pretty fantastic!!! How fun!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to drop by and let you know how much I enjoyed getting to meet you and talk with you on Sat!!! It was such a wonderful day...spent with amazing women, like you!
Hugs ~
:) T
I loved participating and can't wait for the easter party.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. deb
Yes,yes,yes...I'm in for the Easter Party. I have some awesome Vintage Easter cards that are so cute. I wouldnt miss it. Sorry I missed the Valentines party but I will be here for Easter.
ReplyDeleteI love the spinning card. I'm sorry I missed the party, sounds like it was fun. Count me in for Easter!
ReplyDeleteSorry, I'm a little late getting around, but I want to thank you so much for including me in your favorites. There were some fabulous Valentines! Can't wait for the next party you have!
ReplyDeleteCathy ♥
Looks like it was lots of fun. I have to get myself together & participate in a vintage party soon...really cute.
ReplyDeleteHi Joan, Thank you again for hosting the Vintage Valentine Party. I would be very interested in the Vintage Easter Party too! Until next time....Donna
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