Postman's Knock postcard swap -- completed

For the last three months or so I've been involved in the Postman's Knock postcard swap. Twelve of us chose a theme and then every fortnight everyone took turns to make a card for everyone else, on their theme.
     My theme was 'Overhead'. Here, in the order I received them, are the cards that were made for me:

Chrissie's card

Cathy's card

Gina's card

Jane E's card

Lesley's cards

Sue's card

Jane W's card

Jo U's card

Jo T's card

Jill's card

Penny's card

It wouldn't be a show without Punch, so I made a twelfth card, illustrating my own theme:

Here, again in order of sending, are the other cards I made for the ladies in the swap:

Angels

Windows (you can't really see the peepshow effect)

A little book of collections for the Collecting theme

'Yee ha! Ride 'em Cowboy'

Coast/Seaside (this one spawned a whole sub-set of extra cards -- see ahead...)

Rust

Taking Flight

Water

Concealment and Revelation (the bugs hide in and out of the plants)

an extra Conceal/Reveal card -- pull the tab and a lion appears

Tea

'New York, New York' (a Make Your Own Manhattan Skyline kit in a box)

Well, those were the cards I actually sent, but there were also quite a few 'fails':

a rejected 'Windows' card -- too wobbly and not see-through enough

rejected Water card -- the swimmers look like zombies

rejected Tea card -- not good enough

One card in particular struck a spark and sent me off on a tangent:

 

I think that's all the postcards generated by the Postman's Knock swap, but I found it very stimulating and in fact it got me out of a do-nothing rut I'd been in previously. I'm doing my painting again now and I think it's probably all thanks to Postman's Knock. Thanks to everyone who made it such a fun and interesting project.