Mailart 365 has moved

Early morning. Not a creature was stirring so I needed to be quiet too. Nothing but a permanent marker and an envelope from the recycling.  Light, clutter, peace.

Apologies for the slow posting this past month; I was a little busy throwing the best philepistolist event with the National Postal Museum that I could.

132/365, rubber stamps, both handcarved and commercially available, to test out my new ColorBox inks. Sent to Bethany in South Carolina, who carved the rainbow bicycles and the cockatiel especially for me. :)


133/365, an Easter dinner thank you note in a kitchen-themed handmade envelope with coordinating postage.  Sent to my in-laws in Virginia.


134/365, a note and a packet of semi-artistamps in a handmade envelope for Fiona in Maryland.


135/365, handmade collaged postcard featuring Paul Rudd being adorable. Sent to stripygoose.

Perhaps there already are appliances that "interact" with us. If so, I don't want them. It is better if the appliance conversation is one way ... me telling whatever piece of electric cookery that it is worthless and I should throw it out the window right away.

I'm redoing my kitchen, and instead of keeping all these 'ideas' in my head, I made a piece of mail art about some of the things that I'd like to incorporate. Also, I just wanted to get a 'feel' for the decor.