What to open first... how about the mail from C. Mehrl Bennett, with lots of artistamps and something original.
Showing posts with label big mail monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label big mail monday. Show all posts
Monday, February 18, 2019
Big Mail Monday
I haven't had a big mail Monday like this one in quite some time. What a great surprise to come home to on a rainy, grey, dreary day. And almost a complete set of the birds in winter stamps in one day.
Thursday, July 6, 2017
Mail Me Some Art - Found Poetry
I decided to guest host an MMSA exchange with the theme of Found Poetry.
I didn't participate in the exchange myself, however I was fortunate enough to receive bonus cards from Susan
and from Laurie.
Both arrived on 'Big Mail Monday'. In these great painted and rubber-stamped envelopes.
The added bonus of hosting one of these swaps is the wonderful selection of envelopes swappers send their postcards in. It was also great to see several first-time swappers, including Rachael who takes part in Jean's envelope exchanges.
From Eric:
From Rachael:
From Veebee and from Constance:
From Gail:
From Honi:
From Judith:
From Laima:
From Lynn:
I didn't participate in the exchange myself, however I was fortunate enough to receive bonus cards from Susan
and from Laurie.
Both arrived on 'Big Mail Monday'. In these great painted and rubber-stamped envelopes.
The added bonus of hosting one of these swaps is the wonderful selection of envelopes swappers send their postcards in. It was also great to see several first-time swappers, including Rachael who takes part in Jean's envelope exchanges.
From Eric:
From Rachael:
From Veebee and from Constance:
From Gail:
From Honi:
From Judith:
From Laima:
From Lynn:
The idea of MMSA is to send postcards through he mail, however Andrea's were sent to her in this envelope with a few added artistamps.
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
May exchange - envelopes in
Fun envelopes in: from Jean (part of big mail Monday) - love the simplicity of the stamps and writing.
This absolute beauty from Kathy (also part of Big Mail Monday).
Elegant circles and fascinating stamps from Rachael, with a great card inside.
Clever day at the races envelope from Tina
With only the tiny clue of the 'from' zip code, this colorful one is from Amy. Thanks for the seeds!
and a bonus one from Hester, with a fun banana-related story and nice liner.
This absolute beauty from Kathy (also part of Big Mail Monday).
Elegant circles and fascinating stamps from Rachael, with a great card inside.
Clever day at the races envelope from Tina
With only the tiny clue of the 'from' zip code, this colorful one is from Amy. Thanks for the seeds!
and a bonus one from Hester, with a fun banana-related story and nice liner.
Sunday, June 18, 2017
Snow for Sunday Stamps
This week's theme for Sunday Stamps is weather... this stamp is not specific to weather, but does show some snow.
A wintry Lowenberg Castle that arrived as part of Big Mail Monday...
This last stamp came on an envelope from Michael, containing a piece of his art and announcing his mail art call for dust bunnies!
A wintry Lowenberg Castle that arrived as part of Big Mail Monday...
This last stamp came on an envelope from Michael, containing a piece of his art and announcing his mail art call for dust bunnies!
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
The ides of postcards
A postcard of Rome St Peter's from Eva sent from an unexpected place - Vatican City.
A Dutch castle from Heleen
Helen's card arrived on 'Big Mail Monday' - one of the biggest batches of mail I've received on one day in a long time. Make sure to see Heleen's personalized stamp - very cool. They'll all be blogged eventually, in the meantime, here's the group photo:
A Dutch castle from Heleen
Helen's card arrived on 'Big Mail Monday' - one of the biggest batches of mail I've received on one day in a long time. Make sure to see Heleen's personalized stamp - very cool. They'll all be blogged eventually, in the meantime, here's the group photo:
And another postcard from Eva, showing a beautiful ancient mosaic, and taking its time to arrive from Italy in exactly a month. By comparison, the card from the Vatican took a week to get here.
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