All Blog Posts Tagged 'Jen Staggs' (7)

blogjam 1: Thanks again to Ruud Janssen, Michalis Kotsaris, Jen Staggs; and to Cristian Sima + Rachel Freeman-Irvin

Added by Nancy Bell Scott on April 2, 2012 at 7:17pm — 4 Comments

Cards from Dosankodebbie, Jen Staggs, Katerina Nikoltsou,

Once again the photo doesn't do justice to the work. There is a whole world of texture in this etegami that got lost through the camera lens, unfortunately. This is a card from Debbie's new series on holes. She always finds extremely interesting topics to work on, she has an amazing collection of very successful projects, in a nutshell, she's a real pro.…

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Added by Marie Wintzer on March 18, 2012 at 11:04pm — 3 Comments

Received from Diane Keys, Svenja Wahl, Jen Staggs

Big surprise in my mailbox. My first DK mail, yeeey! Two postcards on carboard. Could it even be very personalized mail? Did DK see my Chance/Choice picture and is sending a reply to it? Is it Chance or is it Choice? The characters on both cards are all blinded with the word Chance, Kings of which Kingdom, we will never know. The cards include numbers of…

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Added by Marie Wintzer on October 14, 2011 at 9:12am — 39 Comments

The boy who wanted to be a fish - from Jen Staggs

I am the very happy owner of one of Jen's vintage book covers, The Boy who wanted to be a FISH (to the greatest puzzlement of his sister and his dad).

The back of the hardcover is a vintage potpourri with extreme layering which all seems to fall in place so perfectly. The color tones are beautiful, the composition is just fab. And it comes with a very very sweet…

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Added by Marie Wintzer on June 6, 2011 at 11:43pm — 4 Comments

Fabric postcard - from Jen Staggs

It's always amazing to find that one of Jen's fabric postcards has made it to your mailbox. Even all the way to Japan. I guess the postal service isn't that bad after all. Great work as usual from Jen, thank…

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Added by Marie Wintzer on May 1, 2011 at 1:17am — 3 Comments

A refined young lady - from Jen Staggs

Jen's mail is the epitome of vintage. Here she used a card that already had a pretty vintage fragrance (the red flowers), and gave it her own twist. The dress is a pencil work on tracing paper, which gives a nice transparency. But the story really unfolds on the back of the card. It's like opening the doors of a sophisticated and elegant salon of the 18th century.

"A young lady, to be eligible for mariage, was not trained in… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on November 29, 2010 at 12:24pm — 20 Comments

Fabric postcard - from Jen Staggs

When I am lucky to find mail art in my mailbox I always think about what the postman must have thought of it (I know, it's silly). I am picturing him with a big smile on his face, and I am sure he smiled today, as I did when I found Jen's card.

Needle and thread have no secret for the queen of vintage. There is no limit to what can be sewed. Look at those stamps! (my favorite part of the card). I didn't even know you could do… Continue

Added by Marie Wintzer on November 24, 2010 at 12:19pm — 2 Comments

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