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An envelope waiting to be mailed to a new home. If it appeals to you and you'd like to find it in your mailbox, let me know.
Also looking for a new home is Envelope Art #58 here: www.flickr.com/photos/30867529@N03/13019682043/
Handmade envelope with a French theme. The background is a page of a Paris calendar. The envelope also has a rubber stamped image of the Eiffel Tower, a quote from Audrey Hepburn and part of a page of a French textbook from 1961. Sent to a mail artist friend for an envelope swap.
Another version of my 'envelope quilt'. This one is for a local hospice as part of a donation organized by a colleague and her daughter. Once sandwiched and bound it should come out around 50" x 60"
Handmade envelope with a drawing of garden plants. I received this in a mail art envelope swap. Sent to a mail artist friend in France.
Envelope with a picture of spools of thread. I made this envelope from a sheet of scrapbook paper. Sent to a Postcrossing member in the United States.
Moon Watch. Another envelope wanting a new home. (there will be four total). If this one appeals to you and you'd like to find it in your mailbox, let me know.
The fourth is Envelope Art 58 here: www.flickr.com/photos/30867529@N03/13019682043/
Pretending to be an artist. Although there's a lot to improve here...
Details about this envelope can be found on my blog: freezeframe03.blogspot.com/2014/03/water-colors-envelope-...
Model: Envelopes
Designer: Ekaterina Lukasheva
I can see how Ekaterina got stuck folding these recently - they are quite addictive!
Conjuntos de 10 envelopes e 10 cartões de mensagem, tamanho 8 x 11,5 cm.
Os envelopes são feitos em tecido estampado floral cortado à mão cuidadosamente.
Cada conjuntinho é amarrado carinhosamente com cadarço de algodão tingido manualmente, em cores variadas, combinando com os envelopes.
Title: Fred Temple, under arrest by and handcuffed to St. Thomas Police officers Harry McCart, left, and Thomas Rickwood, ca. 1934. Fred Temple, son of Frank Temple, 17 Queen St., St. Thomas, was later found guilty and hanged as an accomplice with his father Frank in the murder of St. Thomas Police officer Colin McGregor on May 7, 1934. Temple is still wearing a bandage on his neck where he was wounded in the gunfight that killed McGregor. This photograph was likely taken later in 1934 or early in 1935 while Temple was transported from jail to court. The name "C. Voaden" appears on the storage envelope and the photograph may have been taken by or copied for Carl B. Voaden, reporter for the London Free Press, St. Thomas Bureau. Scheduled for completion next spring, the new police station adjacent to the Timken Centre will officially be known as St. Thomas Police Services Headquarters — Constable Colin McGregor Building. City council unanimously endorsed the naming at a meeting on October 3, 2016.
Creator(s): Scott Studio
Bygone Days Publication Date: October 8, 2016
Original Publication Date: N/A
Reference No.: Box 71, Envelope 22160
Credit: Elgin County Archives, Scott Studio fonds
My husband is a big fan of James Bond movies, and has a birthday coming in December. So I made this envelope for him and will have one of his birthday gifts in it. I made this from a calendar page. It is a scene from Dr. No, the first Bond film. Dr. No came out in 1962. I wouldn't be surprised if he likes the envelope better than the gift inside. My husband saves all of my handmade envelopes.
I thought I had no lucky charms..I always think of myself as non superstitious...
...but that isn't true.
I sleep with a Chinese lucky red money envelope under my pillow that my Grandparents brought me back from Hong Kong containing a coin from the year of my birth (put there by Billy a week before I got pregnant), I wear my Nanna's gold cross everyday and I hold the Green Beret, Burma Star badges and pipe that I was given at my Grandfather's funeral as among my most precious possessions.
So today, for St Patrick's Day, I had plenty to chose from...
...and I chose to wear my female family history round my neck for just one day.
My crystal dummy, given to me last Christmas by my baby son.
My Mother's silver and gold ring, worn by her every day until she gave it to me whilst I was pregnant.
My maternal Nanna's gold cross, worn by her every day and left to me in her will.
My maternal Step Grandmother's wedding band, given to me after her funeral.
My paternal Grandmother's silver locket, left to me with a lot of her beautiful jewellery after her death (Grandma was Irish and, as it is St Patrick's Day, it feels especially fitting ;)
For today's FGR..."Lucky Charms"
and Theme Of The Week..."Fashionista!"
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When I turned the Sleeping Girl Envelope over, I noticed this beautiful winter scene. Josephine Wall certainly is a talented painter! This is an envelope that I made from a calendar page. Sent to a Postcrosser in the United States.
Handmade envelope with a French theme. The background is a page of a Paris calendar. The envelope also has a rubber stamped image of the Eiffel Tower, a quote from Audrey Hepburn and part of a page of a French textbook from 1961. Sent to a mail artist friend for an envelope swap.
drawing on envelopes again.....I wanted to continue the scene.
See more of my mail art at www.flickr.com/photos/alissaduke/sets/72157628133709960/
Handmade black and white envelope that I made for an envelope swap. As you can see, it was inspired by the lyrics of the 1983 song "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" by Eurythmics.
Handmade collage envelope with a picture of a painting of a park on a yellow envelope. Sent with a postcard in a swap that I was in.
Seven F-35Bs are on board the USS America (LHA-6) beginning Oct. 28 until mid-November. Two of the jets are scheduled to begin the third shipboard phase of developmental test (DT-III) and five are scheduled to conduct operational testing.
This is my "legacy" photo... Back in the days when I was learning to shoot with slides (Provia / Velvia) and BWs...
I always loved the colors and depth, and I'm still looking for it on DSLRs
Using The Stamping Village set "Holiday Seals" paired with Avery 2" round labels to make envelope seals. I have a youtube tutorial for these if you are interested in a how to. HERE
Based on a city centre building, but repeated and reduced to form an image using Italian Futurist techniques
It's weird: my technique for decorating envelopes has not evolved one iota since making envelopes for my pen pals when I was a little kid. Just as chaotic, just as nonsensical. The only thing that's changed is I have more rubber stamps than I did then—more stamps period!
The leaves are from an exuberant Japanese (laceleaf) maple out front of our house: when lit by the sun, they're such a vivid wine red, they practically glow. It amazes me the leaves are that color all year long, but then my husband is the botanist, not me.
The map is of the North Polar regions: you can see the North Pole just over AJ's name on the front of the envelope. The beige-colored stars and other shapes are actually metallic gold, with a tiny texture—courtesy of Danielle, who didn't warn me about how hard that thin foil is to work with once you've removed it from the backing! =laugh=