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Halloween mail, part 4!

276/365, autumn foliage handmade envelope made from a tourism brochure for Massachusetts and Martha Stewart labels. Sent to Sam and Clyde in Virginia.



276/365, another creepy Disney Halloween ad page envelope. Sent to Tamara and family in Florida.



279/365, handmade envelope from an autumn-colored satellite photo. Sent to my grandparents in New York.



280/365, handmade envelope made from a Crate and Barrel catalog and labels. Sent to Becky in Pennsylvania.

Halloween mail, part 3!

268/365, a handmade envelope made from a black adn white book page, washi tape, and Martha Stewart labels. Sent to Joe & Vicki in Virginia Beach.



269/365, a creepy handmade envelope from a stock photography book. Sent to Joel and Jackie in DC.



270/365, the other half of the creepy Ursula envelope from the Disney pull-out ad. Sent to Liz and Kim in Washington.



271/365, a handmade envelope from another creepy Disney Halloween ad. Sent to Kim in DC.



272/365, handmade envelope from Disney Halloween ad (now with 50% more pirates!) and an LWA mailing label. Sent to Kristy in Indiana.



273/365, handmade envelope from Disney Halloween ad and an LWA mailing label. Sent to Mary in Maryland.



274/365, autumn-colored handmade envelope from university catalog and Martha labels. Sent to Patchen in Baltimore.



275/365 got lost in the scanning shuffle and I don't seem to have it on my computer. C'est la vie.
Sent to Richelle in Baltimore.

Halloween mail, part 2!

260/365, an autumn-colored handmade envelope made from a satellite photo and washi tape. Sent to Beth in DC.



261/365, a creepy-colored handmade envelope made from a stock photography book and washi tape. Sent to Brian in DC.



262/365, a creepy handmade envelope made from a Disney pull-out magazine ad. (Queen Latifah is actually pretty spot-on for Ursula, no?) Sent to Meigh & Christina in Maryland.



263/365, an autumn-colored handmade envelope from a Crate and Barrel catalog, a vintage label, and patterned tape and sealed in reclaimed packaging for its journey. Sent to Chrysantha and Cyrus in Maryland.



264/365, a creepy handmade envelope made from a stock photography book and Martha Stewart filing labels. Sent to Jaime and Geoff in DC.



265/365, a creepy handmade envelope made from a stock photography book and vintage postage. Sent to the Missive Maven in Rhode Island.



266/365, a treat bag made into an envelope and sealed in reclaimed packaging for its trip. Added patterned tape, washi tape, and a floppy disk label (plus a Halloween sticker). Sent to Jenna in North Carolina.



267/365, handmade envelope made from a stock photography book and a Halloween treat label. Sent to Lauren and Jeremy in Sarasota.

Halloween mail, part 1!

253/365, a handmade envelope from a Crate and Barrel catalog with autumnal colors and a vintage label. Sent to my in-laws in Virginia.


254/365, a handmade envelope from the pages of an Anthropologie catalog and washi tape, sealed in reused plastic packaging. Sent to Amber in Texas.



255/365, a handmade pumpkin-y envelope from the pages of a Crate and Barrel catalog and a floppy disk label, sealed in reused plastic packaging with patterned tape. Sent to Ana in Missouri.



256/365, autumn-colored handmade envelope made from a stock photography book. Sent to Annie in San Francisco.



257/365, autumn-colored handmade envelope made from a stock photography book. Sent to Ashley & Courtney in Asheville.



258/365, spooky colored handmade envelope made from a stock photography book. Sent to Martha and Ben in DC.



259/365, a shaped postcard made from a greeting card I received -- reuse, reuse, reuse! Sent to Ellen and Bernadette in San Francisco.

postcard to Katerina Nikoltsou

A second halloween pumpkin with darker orange lines on a Sharpie envelope. Less than 50 to go!

I wanted to be seasonal with this Sharpie envelope. When I finished it, Elena said that it would have looked better with lines in darker orange, rather than black and on review I have to agree with her. It does look a little messy

Altered promotional card for a little one's birthday.

Home Sweet Home!

I love it when Elena sees me working on a piece of art as I usually work on mailart in the morning after she's left for work. I like it even more when she asks to take over and in this case she helped ink the red and black dots. I like a little teamwork

Envelope for a Tria XD sold on eBay this weekend. Having taken a week off last week, it was quite hard to get started so this actually took quite a long time