Hi Kayenderes, I just received 2 Decos you started. I will add the last page of your “Corn” deco and send it home to you. Also I will alter a page in the “Quote” deco, then pass it on, as it has several blank pages.
I've sent you some circles. I hope you enjoy getting them. I use Uhu or Pioneer glue sticks. I was not a fan of glue sticks, but one year, the university where I was teaching, had us stop using toxic material like rubber cement. That had been our go-to glue for years though it didn't hold up. I have had many small collages that my husband made me when we were first datiing, years and years ago, fall apart. SO we had to find other glue and it turned out that glue sticks had improved and I had my students put what they were gluing on a piece of paper and hold it down with a pencil or something, not hold it in their hands, and found that was a neater way to work. Also, I taught them to burnish the glue pieces down, creating a better bond. Does that make sense?
I'm rushing a bit as we're leaving for a trip in a bit Going to Paris for 10 days. Going to see old friends and eat some baguettes. And refresh my French language skills.
LOoking forward to seeing what you do with the circles.
Circles are so satisfying, aren't they. I have hole punches of various sizes. I've also been known to trace around a lid, and cut it out slowly with an Exacto knife. Slowly. But usually, I punch. Welcome to the group.
Hi Kayenderes, I’m working on your Witches Deco, it’s super cute. I’ll send it on soon.
At 11:37pm on September 13, 2018, Melissa Wand said…
Thanks for the Add & Passes, DECOS, Sewed Postcards, and Mug Rug. I drink a lot of hot tea in the winter, so that'll get a lot of use!! I have a Frida Kahlo postage stamp, so I'll send you a fridge magnet soon.
At 7:37pm on September 10, 2018, Joey Wallace said…
Originally I was doing a lot of one-off, sorta shotgun-style mailouts to found addresses...a lot of collage and detournement but am open to Add and Pass, etc...I'm planning a bit of everything, really, hah....I got started in 90s zine culture way back when and have been pulled back into all that over time one way or another....
At 7:24pm on September 10, 2018, Joey Wallace said…
Hello, Kayenderes! I'm in Bismarck North Dakota, recently (VERY recently) late of Chicago...it's totally different up here! The isolation is going to be very good for getting mail art done and I look forward to trading with people here, I only recently found out about this mail art community and I am really glad to be getting to know it!
Hi Kayenderes. I find old photographs in antiques stores, family albums, and online. Then I do some photoshop on them. I have a tiny laminator that I use on them because the brads stay better. Glad you like it!-Kathy
Hi! I am completely new to this world of mail art, so to answer your question- I have no idea! My sister is a member so this is how I heard about it. Send me something so I can start to learn!
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Hi Kayenderes, I just received 2 Decos you started. I will add the last page of your “Corn” deco and send it home to you. Also I will alter a page in the “Quote” deco, then pass it on, as it has several blank pages.
Mais bien sûr, Madame! Bonne vacance.
Hello Kayenderes,
I've sent you some circles. I hope you enjoy getting them. I use Uhu or Pioneer glue sticks. I was not a fan of glue sticks, but one year, the university where I was teaching, had us stop using toxic material like rubber cement. That had been our go-to glue for years though it didn't hold up. I have had many small collages that my husband made me when we were first datiing, years and years ago, fall apart. SO we had to find other glue and it turned out that glue sticks had improved and I had my students put what they were gluing on a piece of paper and hold it down with a pencil or something, not hold it in their hands, and found that was a neater way to work. Also, I taught them to burnish the glue pieces down, creating a better bond. Does that make sense?
I'm rushing a bit as we're leaving for a trip in a bit Going to Paris for 10 days. Going to see old friends and eat some baguettes. And refresh my French language skills.
LOoking forward to seeing what you do with the circles.
Mim
Hello Kayenderes,
Circles are so satisfying, aren't they. I have hole punches of various sizes. I've also been known to trace around a lid, and cut it out slowly with an Exacto knife. Slowly. But usually, I punch. Welcome to the group.
Don't worry, I'm sure most of your DECOS will find their way back to you. It just takes time....
Hi Kayenderes, I’m working on your Witches Deco, it’s super cute. I’ll send it on soon.
Thanks for the Add & Passes, DECOS, Sewed Postcards, and Mug Rug. I drink a lot of hot tea in the winter, so that'll get a lot of use!! I have a Frida Kahlo postage stamp, so I'll send you a fridge magnet soon.
Originally I was doing a lot of one-off, sorta shotgun-style mailouts to found addresses...a lot of collage and detournement but am open to Add and Pass, etc...I'm planning a bit of everything, really, hah....I got started in 90s zine culture way back when and have been pulled back into all that over time one way or another....
Hello, Kayenderes! I'm in Bismarck North Dakota, recently (VERY recently) late of Chicago...it's totally different up here! The isolation is going to be very good for getting mail art done and I look forward to trading with people here, I only recently found out about this mail art community and I am really glad to be getting to know it!
Joe
Dearest Kayenderes, Thanks for the beautiful mail art! I love all the lovely things you send! Hugs, Bonniediva
Thanks Kayendres! I love this! I want to learn how to make these.
Hi Kayenderes, I’m happy to take a Deco or two. I’m always happy to work on just about anything.
Of course! You can send me add & passes anytime!
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Hi Kayenderes. I find old photographs in antiques stores, family albums, and online. Then I do some photoshop on them. I have a tiny laminator that I use on them because the brads stay better. Glad you like it!-Kathy
Hi dear Kayenderes,
Hope you are doing well.
So happy my Mail Art arrived and you like it.
Hugs,
Norma
A Deco book went out with this afternoon's mail from me to you.
Found Poetry can be random works you cut out of a newspaper or magazine and arrange to form a poem. Or take a page from an old book and "black out" all but a few words. (Also called Eraser Poetry) Like this http://iuoma-network.ning.com/photo/run/next?context=album&albumId=2496677%3AAlbum%3A1988962
Ill send you some mail!
Hi! I am completely new to this world of mail art, so to answer your question- I have no idea! My sister is a member so this is how I heard about it. Send me something so I can start to learn!
Lauren
I will be sending you a surprise soon! Watch your mail!
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