Big mail day part 3

Here's the rest of the big mail day.

More amazing Starling Wars from stripygoose, including a cool book mark, which has some pretty, subtle stars on the back.

A fantastic double-sided collage from Flo.

A valentine from Brooke.

And a stunning envelope from Patrick of Edelweiss post. His note inside included vintage Mr Zip selvage and some neat rubber stamps.

MMSA Reigning cats & dogs received

Part of a big mail day, these MMSA swap cards arrived.

From Davida, Ellen, Joyce and Patti.

MMSA stencil cards received

This was a really interesting challenge, with varied interpretations.

The first one is from Veebee. She wrote that this didn't turn out as 'stencilled' as she wanted, but I think it is fascinating. An interesting background, and there are lots of small details that aren't apparent at first glance (and are hard to appreciate from a scan), like the cut out O in dolls that is filled with glitter.

A more traditional style from  Mary (top) that has stencils applied to shimmery paper, also hard to appreciate in a scan. And a simple, very attractive single stencil from Ellen onto collaged words, Shakespeare, I think, below.

This fantastic peacock from Ellen is another one that needs to be appreciated in person because of the raised texture. For some reason it took 4 days longer to arrive than the others. This card arrived on a particularly good mail day; the rest will be shown over the next couple of days.

See-through mailarteeth

Another one off to Christophe. This time sent in a clear 'envelope'. I'll be interested to see if this one makes it OK, it was a bit floppy.

Spice up your life

From Eric. I like mild spices, but not hot spices.

Wild about Harper

Hester sent me another wallpaper envelope with beautiful stamps, and a warning to open carefully...

 And here's why - check out the cool liner she made.

Even more careful opening reveals the whole liner.

Thank you!

Who is Eduardo Munez part 4

OK, Ruth commented that filming doesn't start until March 21st, so step away from the computer *right now* and send an envelope (plus letter if you like) to the man in question and it will arrive in time to be in the film.

I sent him envelope number 575.