The truth of the matter is that while letters have been faithfully going out and coming in, I haven't actually had much time to photo them. So here is the recent stack of outgoing that I photo'ed all ready and together (before some went out and some were delayed and some didn't get photo'ed at all).
From top: Insurance information form (I'm just grateful to have any, so I won't complain!); clear envie with pink flowers going to Vanessa in Germany; pretty calendar envie going to Snail Mail Fan in Canada; glittery and beribboned pretty envie going to Svenja in Germany (in a bigger envie, as I found out the PO sorters will snag on the ribbon. :( Rather it get there safely than in ruins!); SQUIRREL! to Laura in the UK. Read Laura's blog here.; small but highly decorated blue envie to Su in Ireland. Wish you could see more of it, but I don't show addresses unless the person lists theirs on their website. See Su's beautiful blog here.; one of my beloved peacock cards goes to Olivia who lives just about 30 minutes or so from me. I found her blog link through the Save the US Postal Service by Writing More Letters Facebook page.; last but certainly not least, a cheeky little chickadee takes greetings and news to one of my favorite pen pals and bloggers, Misty, The Pen Thief. |
2 wonderful publications: The Victorian Trading Co. catalogue, and the USA Philatelic catalogue from the USPS! :) Guess what some future posts will be on! Also in my mailbox was a postcard about postcards from Kendall C. of Happy Little Mailboxes; a wonderful, thick envie with pretty collage on it from a new pen pal in MS; a reply letter from one I sent to France in October. She moves around a lot for her job, so it takes a while for her to get mail and send a reply. But it was worth the wait and I'll be writing her a long reply this week!; a pen pal in the UK sent the cute puppy in the rain card; I got a lovely reply letter from pen pal Emily in MI; pen pal Krista in CT sent me some Twinings tea (FAV!) and some tea stickers. :) |
I had 2 calendars of backyard birds that I wanted to turn into envelopes. I decided to use these specifically for the challenge, because 12+12=24 and there are 24 days in the challenge! Perfect!
Here are all 24 made:
Here are my two favorites:
A Blue Jay and a Cedar Waxwing. Love those! |
Sent to 2 people I found on the challenge website and the red-headed guy in the middle goes to Randi of My Happy Mailbox. |
To none other than Donovan B., the founder of the LWA. :) |
(PS- I took the library books back yesterday after the Post Office.) :)
Oh my gosh! Those are beautiful, adorable, etc...and you are SO creative!! Love them. Maybe I could receive a letter from you?? *hint*
ReplyDeleteOf course! :) Any one in particular you like best?
ReplyDeleteJenny, ANY one would be wonderful! Thank you! :D
ReplyDeleteThose bird envelopes are beautiful! I bet 24 people are going to be very happy to see those in their mailboxes.
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