I recently did a painting using triangles and that has spring boarded over to my mail art 🙂
This postcard is to Susanne in Germany 
and this is to Nancy in USA.
This mail is to Iryna in Belarus. You can see my painting here as I’ve made an art stamp with it!
Happy Mail 🙂
You may have noticed I am a bit obsessed with making my own art stamps. I have been looking to get some ready perforated paper for a few years and now I’ve found some! So here is my first official sheet of stamps with my new paper 🙂
Here’s another thing I got through the post for Christmas, from my friend Susanne in Germany. This beautifully decorated story box with Christmas goodies inside.
The story was written on the outside and as I opened the box it continued on the inside.
What a charming thing to receive by mail, hard to photograph, but I did my best 🙂 Thanks Susanne!
I regularly go to our local collectors market which is held once a week here in Fakenham. Last week I found this vintage stamp.
It had loose letters spelling this.
I decided I wanted to make an anagram and use all the letters and spell something to do with my mail. I managed to use all but about four and came up with this! 🙂
These are two pieces of mail art I have received recently from Richard in France.
I look forward to receiving mail from Richard, I’m currently using an image of the top envelope as my wallpaper 🙂
I have so many mail exchanges to show you,I can’t believe how slow I’ve been!
This lovely mail is from my dear friend Susanne who lives in Germany. I have this lovely oversized postcard pinned up now but it’s so difficult to know which side I like the best!
She loves portraits and she did one of me and sent it through the mail 🙂
What super mail 🙂
I did some marbling with a friend and was inspired to make these mail art postcards. The marbling reminded me of a wall and so I made some graffitti-ish postcards with stenciling. I sent these to Nancy and Renee’ both live in USA.
I really liked them and so was inspired to make some art stamps to match! This mail art was sent to Iryna in Belarus. 🙂
