The Best Hearts Are Crunchy ~ Postcard Friendship Friday
For me, the past few months have been a blur of activity –
so I’m a little late mentioning that
Beth Niquette of
The Best Hearts Are Crunchy
is now hosting
Best of luck, Beth!
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Thank you dear girl! I love this postcard–it is truly lovely. I especially like the home placed in the middle of the Jewish star. Beautiful!
Note; Beth is referring to this postcard:
http://acanadianfamily.com/2010/04/01/vintage-easter-postcard-1911-easter-flowers-cross/
You have a keen eye, Beth! You’re right about that being the Star of David rather than the Christmas star. Considering that the postcard comes from the early 20th century, I wonder whether the artist realized it was a Star of David and was referencing the fact that Jesus was Jewish, or whether it was an accident.
Intriguing!