How to create your own custom vintage cabinet cards.
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I've been asked many times how I created my own vintage style cabinet cards. In this video, I show you how I did it and how you can create your own!
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Awesome idea!
Mike! I almost dropped as I was watching your cabinet card vid. I couldn’t believe my ears and eyes when you showed the pink card and said it came from Lewiston, Maine. That’s my hometown AND I work on Lisbon Street! What are the chances Mike???
Love your RUclips Channel. Thank you for everything you show us!
Never heard of cabinet cards. Very interesting. Thank you.
There used to be a small thrift store that had a huge basket full of old pictues, at that time i wasnot into all this and now that stoes is gone 😢. Thanks for explanation of a cabinet card.
Am sure there’s cabinet cards in my parents loft of old relatives from the studio in Gateshead as it rings a bell from when my great nana passed and we sorted her old photos out. I remember seeing Gateshead on them and it’s just on the other side of the Tyne from us. we had no idea who most of them were lol I do have copy’s of old pics of relatives I do know so will have to give this ago. Thank you for more wonderful inspiration.
Love these too. I’ve got around 20 of them. My favorite is a square one with the picture a circle. Must be rare because I’ve never seen those before. I also created one digitally using a photo of my great grandparents wedding picture. Which already was a black and white image.
Wonderful I didn’t know what a cabinet card was. Thank you for sharing and your great work.
Love this just the size they are have so many ideas already.
Camp town race track’s five miles long oh da do da day. Love the cards!
This was so generous of you, Mike! Thank you very much 😊
Great idea, Mike! They look so authentic! TFS!
What a wonderful idea, can't wait to try it.xxx
Fabulous! Thanks for the tutorial. Very very very lovely!! 😊
What paper are you using to make the cards?
It's nice, except everyone goes over the top with the distressing, just look at the difference between the two at the end. Less is deffo more. Nice video all the same :D
Really love your cabinet card. Thanks so much for showing us how to make our own cards. I will have to watch for the cabinet cards with the design/advertisement on the backs. 🤗
Thanks for a really great tutorial. It’s great for those (like me) who can’t find cabinet cards. I also like the quick history lesson too.
Hi Mike. Love your work, very inspiring. You have an Epson printer....do you ever have issues with printing thicker papers? For example, with the paper feed? I'm afraid I do, and it's driving me nuts!
Just happened to find you. I didn't know about cabinet cards. I love it and your accent. Where are you from. Im southern US.
South Yorkshire in England
You look so dapper! I’ve been away, but am back to get some inspiration.
Welcome back!
Thanks! I really enjoyed that!
I was loving your cabinet cards. We t to link and realize I'm watching a 5 year old video. Lol. Down the rabbit hole. 🙃
Have you a new shop with digital? Would love to find them if still available. Thank you for the vintage inspiration.
Crafty hugs, Julia
I'm glad you enjoyed the video - You can find them here: mikedeakinart.uk/shop/p/vintagecabinetcards
Hi there, i love these and have bought them, is there a way to use double sided printing where they line up please. Thank you for sharing
Would love to purchase the Printables, but alas!… link doesn’t work and wasn’t able to find on your website. Please advise. Are they still available?
I'm sorry this video is 4yrs old and the the digis are no longer available.
Thanks for showing us how to do these. I have numerous old photos that I could use. Xxx
Thanks for the video, I will have to go back and look at the of family pics and see if any are cabinet cards!
Nice! Thanks for sharing, Mike.
Thank you very much for showing us how to do this and for sharing the files! These are absolutely perfect! Thank you again!
That was fabulous Mike, I might just nip over to your website and purchase your down loads. Thanks for putting them together for us all. I am lucky enough to have a whole album of cabinet cards of my great grand father Max's family. They have gilt edges too. Oooo.
Glad to see I'm not the only one a bit anal about colouring the cut edges on projects! Lovely informative video. New Sub.
Thank you for sharing your fabulous tutorial, loved every minute, thank you.
Love these! I have several cabinet cards with backing designs on them and would be happy to share! Let me know if you would like me to scan and send them to you. I do not have a photoshop program so on some of them you would need to improve on the look. Thanks for the sharing your technique.
Hi Faye, that would be great thank you! XO
Now that I have said I would do this, I realize that I don't know how to send the files. Can I email to the UK? Suggestions? Thanks.
You can email anywhere in the world!
Thank God my son is tech savvy. Have scanned, zipped and sent. Hope this works!
I Love, Love, Love this! I'm off to purchase this right now!!! Thank you so very much!!!
Love the cabinet cards! I see you're sporting a bowtie once again! Tfs ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Mike that’s so awesome and fantastic. I really love 💕 the cabinet card you made. No one would ever know. Thank you so much 😊
Thank you, these are fab and of course I've purchased them, thanks to Ian for replying on fb on your behalf.
The carte de visite predated the cabinet card by about 15 years and was considerably smaller, typically 2.5 x 4 inches (64 x 100 mm). Both were usually albumen prints mounted on cardboard, mass produced inexpensively with a process patented by Parisian photographer André Adolphe Eugène Disdéri. End of lecture. Love watching you work.
Thanks for sharing Mike. Your cabinet cards look great. 😊
Thanks so much, I was wondering how you made that! :) Hugs!
Have just started collecting cabinet cards. :)
Thanks for sharing! So talented!
what a great tutorial!!! thanks for sharing!!
Thank you for the video. I love cabinet cards.
Thank you Mike, I love these.
My thumbs are up. !!!
These are very nice Mike. tfs =^^=
Wonderful tutorial. If ever you find Cabinet Cards or Vintage Photos with surnames on the back, a genealogist can try and track down the families. There is a website called Genealogy Lost and Found, and one called "Dead Fred" that you can post vintage photos on for people to identify. Also every time your bare fingers touch these photos it puts oils and dirt on the photo. Just sayin!
Love the Louisville, KY, I live near there.
Thanks mike