what i do is put them in my bookmark, then i copy them, they come out as links. LOL i think i opened my page to clean it out, then i copied them all!! LOL i do love trudi's!! i had some that i made from my print artist, BUT my hard drive fried some how, so now, i'm pretty much lost all that. ~Medo

Also, from elsewhere on the site, it showed that a separate pack holding the seeds was inside the folded art pack. It looked like the art pack could be easily unfolded and framed. "First, the factual. Each art pack unfolds to reveal a seed packet full of seeds. On the seed packet, you will find specific planting information. The number of seeds allows you to plan your garden, the number of days helps you figure out when to plant. The short paragraph gives specific information for each variety--the type of soil they require, the amount of water and sunlight. There is also a description of how large the plant will grow and what to expect out of a single planting. As far as fun goes, the information printed on the back of the art packs is the stuff of interesting dinner conversation. Each art pack has the variety name in English and Latin, as well as the artist's bio and a bio of the seed variety." Here is a link that might be useful: Scroll to Art Packs: New and Improved

I don't know how the one you are looking for works, but I made a very simple one. You can change the size and orientation of the envelope by manipulating the rectangles, insert clip art or photos, and add text. If you have MS Word and would like to try it, let me know and I will email it to you. Alana

I live in Virginia and recently made a wonderful discovery. The state library, the Library of Virginia, in their special collections area, carries reproductions of old seed packets. Some are really neat and have pictures of different historical buildings along with the beautiful artwork of the flowers and vegetables. I am getting an 8X10 color picture for my kitchen and it looks like it is not going to cost more than $10. It takes about 4-6 weeks for them to print it. I can't wait to get it! Here is a link that might be useful: Libary of Virginia