Diana Meade's Page

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Mail-Artist since:: 2013

My Website (without http://):: http://www.idaclare.com

Why I am involved in Mail-Art:: I like decorating envelopes. I like to write letters and receive them. Pintrest has increased my interest in the art form.

My Mail-Adress (snail and/or E-mail): Diana Meade
11021 FM 326
Lufkin TX 75901

dianameade2@gmail.com

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At 8:26pm on December 21, 2014, Celestino Neto said…: Convocatória

http://celestinoneto1.wix.com/exposicaodoapertado

At 9:38pm on October 5, 2014, Richard BAUDET said…: Hello Diana ! Welcome !

What do you think to exchange mailart with me ?

As soon as I receive your envelope in my box ,I w'll be very pleased to send mine by return ...Don't hesitate ! My address is on my page clearly . Thanks.

At 8:44pm on October 5, 2014, Petrolpetal said…: Welcome! Let me know if you would like to exchange mail

At 10:55am on July 17, 2014, Guido Vermeulen said…: Welcome Diana

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/group/mail-art-projects/forum/topics/1914-2014-resist-100-years-of-wars?xg_source=activity

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