Mailart 365 has moved

I have been doing a lot of experimentation with the last seven envelopes. I will probably do a lot more of the same kind of things for a while. Even if I repeat a pattern or two, each one will be different in the details. I might try a few Panamanian mola patterns, or African kente cloth, or Australian Aborigines designs. I love those bold, "primitive" patterns. I don't think it is possible for me to make 365 one-of-a-kind envelops or postcards, and I don't think that is a requirement anyway. I am going to do a few postcards next week.

Every envelope can't be a masterpiece. This took only a few minutes, but it was fun.

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.

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.