Mailart 365 has moved

31/365 (shown) & 33/365 (not shown, but done the same way). Package of small gifts sent to two Carolina girls: Liz in Washington, who misses access to Cheerwine desperately, and Jessica & baby Lila in North Carolina who know how much *I* miss access to Cheerwine. (The 12 packs these two envelopes were made from were picked up on a road trip -- anywhere south of DC, I make Dan stop in a grocery store and we load up.)




32/365, how cute are the Polaroid envelopes that come with Chronicle Books' Polaroid notecards? I added the camera stamp and the coordinating photography postage. Sent to Kim in DC.




34/365, 35/365, & 38/365, washi tape used for decoration as well as each line of the address (and return address on the back). Polar bear notecards inside, so the polar bear postage coordinates. Sent to my snowbird grandparents in Florida, Emily in Seattle, and mother-in-law Jinnie in Virginia.








36/365, all vintage postage taking up nearly the entire front of the envelope. Would have gone for smaller denominations, but they wouldn't have all fit. Sent to Joel & Jackie in DC, who, upon receipt of their 5-postage-stamp Christmas card this year said, "needs more stamps."




37/365, handwritten attempts at artful lettering on pre-made otter envelope (with matching otter notecard inside). Sent to Bethany in SC, who made me wibble with this picture of otters last week.




39/365, washi tape and vintage office stamps used on old manila envelope. Sent to Donovan in Chicago.