Before I left for Quebec, I sent off some ephemera and other goodies to my pal in France. First, I mushed around some green and yellow acrylic paint, then edged the envelopes with some diluted burnt umber. Then I stenciled some yellow paint through sequin waste and stamped some flowers with foam rubber stamps. More gem medium, then some collage pictures and some daisy stamps. More gel medium and some doodling with white and black pens and I was done. Here is the front....
...and here is the back. I always wonder what the postman thinks when he sees these envelopes. Perhaps...who is this woman and is she a little nuts???
Tomorrow...Quebec!!!
very cool Suz! i also often wonder what the mailpeople think of "our kind"! have fun! xo nat
ReplyDeleteMy mail carrier loves it! She even asks me about decorated envelopes.
ReplyDeleteYou will love Quebec. Bon voyage!
xx Colette
I think the mail carrier probably wants to take it home and frame the work of art... Such patience and passion ...It's fabulous... Hugs
ReplyDeleteSuz- it looks fantastic, --our mailmen-and women should be happy, seing some gorgeus envelopes ! :)
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Hugs,Dorthe
Absolutely beautiful! You have inspired me to do something "arty" the next time I send a card or letter!
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Dear Suz,
ReplyDeleteyour envy is just beautiful!! I think the mail carrier will enjoy it:)
Have a wonderful time.
Hugs,
Marie
That is past fab!
ReplyDeleteman i would hate to ruin that package by opening it
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun package Suz! Enjoy your trip. Are you all packed?
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jeanne
What a beautiful envie you made! I think the postal workers love them....some art during their day!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! What a lovely to get in the mail... I love snail mail ... Wishing you a fabulous time in Old Quebec City ... Loved your beautiful robin's egg blue tea cup and your Nana's china set is gorgeous ... wishing you a fabulous time happy shopping..xo HHL
ReplyDeleteNot only will the receiver be thrilled...you certainly cheered many along the journey too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous piece of mail art woman!
oxo