All girls, all crafts, all the time.
I'd like to thank Anna for hosting a motley crew on Easter weekend for crafts n' snacks n' other things!
I made some little mini collages on simple mailing labels. I'm a sucker for a re-imagined office supply. I'd love to send a couple of these around in the mail to get stuck up in public places. Is anyone interested? Will you snap a quick pic for me?? YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST!
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Monday, April 22, 2013
Travelling Collage Book Fun Time with Hugh Brisman!
A long ass time ago, I traded some mail with Hugh Brisman. He sent me a couple add n' pass books in his package. Here's some evidence of the damage I did, along with seemingly several other mystery artists!
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Signed, Sealed, Delivered
I've got a lot of mail in the works right now, and thankfully with this new job, your girl can finally afford some postage. It's a real mixed bag here, with letters, postcards, and packages for mail buds and real buds, too. Don't mind the poor paint job/grimey-ness on the nails.
Something for Brittany (Ukulele?) in a handmade envelope. Cut from a great big massive book of photos-all taken in ONE DAY in California.
And one for Juli (AKA Girlonaglide) on sendsomething.net also in a handmade envelope from an astronomy/space book. It was a week ago when I packed these envelopes up and my best guess is that they contain a letter and other things. Anything more specific would not be very indicative of my memory capacity.
For Lily S. May in Toronto, a thank you postcard!
Small square corrugated cardboard postcard (sure is a mouthful) for enviable Shirley Cerdas in Costa Rica!
Something for Brittany (Ukulele?) in a handmade envelope. Cut from a great big massive book of photos-all taken in ONE DAY in California.
And one for Juli (AKA Girlonaglide) on sendsomething.net also in a handmade envelope from an astronomy/space book. It was a week ago when I packed these envelopes up and my best guess is that they contain a letter and other things. Anything more specific would not be very indicative of my memory capacity.
For Lily S. May in Toronto, a thank you postcard!
Small square corrugated cardboard postcard (sure is a mouthful) for enviable Shirley Cerdas in Costa Rica!
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