FinnBadger's Blog Posts Tagged 'homemadeenvelope' (3)

100 years of DADA

2016 (or 2015, depending on your definition) is the centenary of the birth of DADA.

I attended an exhibit of Noah Purifoy's work titled JUNK DADA. I often use catalogs and promotional material to make my envelopes. This time I grabbed two full museum handouts to create 8 envelopes. I don't usually blog my outgoing mail here, but since it all should have arrived by now, and they are connected, I wanted to show the group…

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Added by FinnBadger on June 11, 2016 at 11:00pm — 3 Comments

E and Leafy Veggies from Brooke

Brooke sent me this fun piece of mail art…

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…inside this excellent homemade envelope.…

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Added by FinnBadger on December 14, 2015 at 1:00am — 3 Comments

Summer ghost gecko from Heleen

Heleen sent me this very cool gecko, outlined by zentangle elements. She noted on her blog that she spent ages finishing it, trying to grab a few minutes here and there to get home finished. He is much appreciated!

He came in this fascinating homemade envelope,…

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Added by FinnBadger on December 10, 2015 at 12:30am — 4 Comments

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