TangleCrafts

Female

Derby

United Kingdom

Profile Information:

Mail-Artist since:
2009
My Website (without http://):
http://www.tanglecrafts.co.uk
Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
Because creating zines, faux postage, & self-made stationery is what I do. :)
My Mail-Adress (snail and/or E-mail)
I've added my mailing address in a blog post visible to friends only, so if you wanna send me something, add me as a friend. :)

Comment Wall:

  • Carroll Woods

    Hi There! Welcome to the group. I'm working on your mailart ATC swap this week!

    Carroll

    Apr 11, 2010

  • sharon kennick

    welcome to iuoma!

    Apr 11, 2010

  • monica gallardo

    dont´n mention it!. i hope sending some art work. cheers, monica.

    Apr 12, 2010

  • Megan Ruckus

    Oh man, I didn't even realize you were a SendSomething-er. I love that site, I've been on there for years.....

    Apr 12, 2010

  • Deluxx

    You've just joined and your profile is already all filled out! :) Thanks for being my friend! ;)

    Apr 16, 2010

  • Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)

    Thanks Su,
    Good to be your friend,
    See you in the mail soon!

    Apr 27, 2010

  • Andrea Jay

    Just received postcard #44. This is great! I'm sending it out later! Love it!!! : ) chillydigits2003@yahoo.com Put "Friends and Faux" in your message heading or I won't open it : ( Thank you!

    Sep 4, 2010

  • An. U.

    I adore your mailart and your bagdes, what a wonderful treasures!

    Jul 5, 2013

  • TangleCrafts

    Yes, that's right - 1 x handwoven postcard + 0 x envelope = successful experiment! :)

    Sep 14, 2013

  • TangleCrafts

    Yes, I sent it to myself!  I didn't go into a Post Office so nobody could tell me that it was against regulations; I just added a postage stamp & posted into a postbox.  Definitely not registered or recorded delivery!  I wove directly onto a piece of card, so the reverse is plain and flat; that is where I added the address & stamp.  This blog post might make it clearer: http://tanglecrafts.wordpress.com/2013/09/14/spot-the-difference/.  The weaving that looks like an envelope was only posted today, but I'm hoping it will arrive home on Monday or Tuesday...

    Sep 14, 2013

  • vizma bruns

    Thanks Su!! I'm looking forward to this experiment! I spun some wool from the sheep on my farm to make you a stamp, looks a bit tight around the middle, so I don't know whether to start again or make do with the original...I'll play a bit on the weekend and see if I can make the original stamp look acceptable, and I'll get back to you with the results!                

    Did you have work at the SA mail art show? I think I saw your name there...I blogged it here at IUOMA-                

    SIGNS AND SYMBOLS- MAIL ART EXHIBITION IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA!

    Nov 8, 2013

  • vizma bruns

    Man, I would almost put money on it that I saw your work there!!! (if I had any to spare!) Well, it must have been an impostor!

    Now, about the woolly postage, do you want it sewn on the outside somehow, or in an envelope? What was the experiment again?? Sorry...I've forgotten!!

    Nov 8, 2013

  • vizma bruns

    OK, I'll try to send it naked, that would be the best experiment. If it screws up, I can always send another one to you wrapped up safely in an envie!!

    Nov 8, 2013

  • vizma bruns

    Hi Su! Your woven card has arrived and it looks brilliant! Not a mark on it! I've just posted it in the Photos, both sides. Now you'll have to give me your address, my woven stamp is attached to a card and it's ready to go!!

    Nov 23, 2013