29 faces in september part X: envelopes 297 & 101

Final two envelopes...

28/29: # 297 to Sherry

Bonus faces in the 'liner'

Two times Johnny for the vertical format

Weird scanner effect - changed the brown stamp lettering to purple

The back

______________________

29/29: #101 to Jean

One of the originals

Accompanied by Gregory Peck

And the 29th, and final, back

Russian dolls

This came.

A bit mysterious, particularly with the extra 's' added to my first name.

Opened up it revealed this:

Which, when opened up, contained these:

Thanks, Jean.

Now you can see that your own mail also gets special treatment by the post office - they even paid for the postage after their barcoding system incorrectly marked the envelope!

Fin(n)badger 1

Jean sent this fantastic envelope in response to envelope 100.

I have no idea what pen she used to make the large letters, but the strokes have a great even weight to them, and the edges look almost as if they've been outlined (I assume that this is a quality of the pen). Love how easily she made the address stretch across the entire length of the envelope.

The thought bubble is extremely cool, I've never seen anything like it. This envelope is the best thing to drop through the letterbox in a very long time. Jean blogged about it here.