This is my first woven postcard. I like the result but am afraid it wont stand up to postal strain. What do you regular paper weavers do?
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18-365 woven daffodility
This is my first woven postcard. I like the result but am afraid it wont stand up to postal strain. What do you regular paper weavers do?
December 19, 2010 at 3:19 AM
That's great, I would love to hear how it fared on a return journey. So far I haven't been "modge-podging" my collages. Just gluing them down and sending them off. I guess I wanted to know if anyone felt it was necessary to do that. The backing was piece of cereal box. Do you reckon that's too flimsy? Seems to work great for ordinary collages.
Thanks for the feedback.
December 19, 2010 at 3:20 PM
I think cardboard backing will be perfect for travel. I often use much thinner cardstock, and those seem to travel just fine.
I don't modge-podge my collages, either. Sometimes I'll spray a bit of fixative but that's about it. My first MailArt365 was pretty dimensional and it didn't have any modge-podge, and Andy said it traveled very well across the ocean.
December 19, 2010 at 5:22 PM
I was quite surprised that rosty regards arrived in one piece, but it did. It was quite dimensional, but he stood up remarkably well. I think your fixative must be preety good stuff Postmuse
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