Mailart 365 has moved

Front & back of another stitched piece using papers & fabric crazy patching.

Made with the scraps of origami paper that were left after people cut snowflakes from them.

I thought I'd come back for February because I've always wanted to make an alphabet of the landscape and there's no better way to get something done than to join mailart 365! I'm also taking the opportunity to find some new things out about words.

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sent to Tina in USA
part 4 of a large junk collage postcard, made for the mail art weekly swap week 3
( I hope I got the order and people I sent them to right! the whole image can be viewed HERE)

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sent to Holley in USA
part 3 of a large junk collage postcard, made for the mail art weekly swap week 3
( I hope I got the order and people I sent them to right! the whole image can be viewed HERE)

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sent to Angela in usa
part 2 of a large junk collage postcard, made for the mail art weekly swap week 3
( I hope I got the order and people I sent them to right! the whole image can be viewed HERE)

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sent to Mandy in USA
part 1 of a large junk collage postcard, made for the mail art weekly swap week 3
( I hope I got the order and people I sent them to right! the whole image can be viewed HERE)

The stitching on the back of this piece was really interesting.  Instead of glueing - I machine stitched the papers down. The piece on the top RH corner is fabric - crazy patching.

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sent to liebekuchen in UK
altered year of the dragon postcard.

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sent to fatherted in germany
via swapbot winter theme recycle postcard.

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sent to Mimi in USA
to a fellow doctor who fan
used up snippets of my hand carved stamp test prints

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sent to Guiliana in Brasil
Poerty postcard, made with papers i used to clean my excess ink off rubber stamps and added a german poetry book cut out to it.

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sent to Michalis in Greece, via IUOMA
junk mail art collage, scrap pieces and rubber stamps

recycled postcard to Josh Ronsen

Decided to just mess around with Sharpies after having seen so many creative folk going wild with them. This approach seems to be working

Done in Black Sharpie

Music anyone?

for the Tyson Bailey memorial

Finally starting to produce again after a huge break ...