Mailart 365 has moved

A folded coloring book page with some stickers of the same theme.

Another folded magazine page with a few strips of wallpaper.

This is an envelope made from a folded magazine page.

I like this mix up of Cubism and Art Nouveau.

I don't like this one very much; but it is an envelope, it is decorated, and it is going out in tomorrow's mail.

This is an ink stained envelope. I hope it counts if I send a letter through school district mail.

 This is a skateboard ad from a magazine. I liked the colors, so I folded it into an envelope. You can see the edge lines on the back.

This is a folded page from an old LIFE Magazine. I have a large box full of magazine pages that I have collected for thirty years or more. They make great origami envelopes.

This is a folded calendar picture envelope.

A late Christmas card.

Another donation envelope.

My wife says it it a little excessive to decorate envelopes for bill payment. But this is not a bill: it is a donation.

This is my first posting to Mailart 365. I was tempted to post previously created envies from my other blog, but I joined this blog to motivate me to create art several times a week. This project seemed like a good way to  accomplish that goal.
From looking at postings of other bloggers on this project, I gather that one may post several envies in a day and skip a few days. The main point seems to be to create 365 envelopes during the calendar year. I hope this is correct, as I often do several letters in a day and then send nothing for a few days.