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Wonderful altered postcard from Piccadilly Post and a Green Mandala from Douglas Galloway

I've seen, and heard about, mandalas, but never actually tried one. Douglas sent me a lovely green one. I especially like the pointy bits.

And a Piccadilly Post altered vintage museum postcard. Marguerite also did some…

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Added by PostMuse on December 15, 2010 at 12:26am — No Comments

Lots of MailArt365 cards (Mim4Art, L-plate big cheese, Rani, JJalltheway, Boo)

I got wonderful mailart today (and a couple last week), from members of MailArt365. I've linked their blog posts on the scan. Thank you, Mim4Art, Lplate big…

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Added by PostMuse on December 15, 2010 at 12:13am — No Comments

Thank you Jon Foster and Austin James!

I've been away and just got to my post office box today. What a thrill to find mail from Jon Foster and Austin James. I can't figure out how to make text and images wrap for this form, so I've linked the postcard scans, with more details about each… Continue

Added by PostMuse on November 29, 2010 at 11:40pm — No Comments

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