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Added by Alicia Starr on March 6, 2012 at 10:59pm — 1 Comment

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More pages from nadine' boekie

Added by Alicia Starr on March 6, 2012 at 10:57pm — No Comments

A menagerie from Nadine

an accordion boekie, filled front and back, both sides, with entertaining and absorbing characters. It's like Nadine's version of People magazine. A gem for sure. Here is a peek into Nadine's madcap figures.…

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Added by Alicia Starr on March 6, 2012 at 10:56pm — 4 Comments

21# Eduardo Cardoso (Portugal: Sines)...TAKE1- MAIL ART CALL, 2012, PORTUGAL

A new participation arrived today to TAKE1 Mail Art Call, the first project of the portuguese COMA collective. For more informations about this call please go to:…

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Added by Helder on March 6, 2012 at 9:01pm — No Comments

Beautiful card from Winged Heart. The heart opens into a colorful paradise with a crochet Tucan. It's been a long time i haven't heard from you and thanks for reaching out. I'm delighted.

Added by PIRO on March 6, 2012 at 6:47pm — 2 Comments

Mail art on a rainy Tuesday, from Kerri, Debbie-by-Golly, Magda, and KDJ!

Many colorful things to brighten a grey, dull day in Greece.

From Kerri Pullo, this abstract painting, which is well liked by blue mouse and friend.

I was not sure if it should be viewed..as a sailboat on the high seas,…

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Added by Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat) on March 6, 2012 at 3:30pm — 4 Comments

"My Two Cents" triptych book by Alicia Starr

I got one of Alicia's coin book "My Two Cents," a triptych book. Really nice to hold and…

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Added by Carina on March 6, 2012 at 2:30pm — 4 Comments

ZALO - FLUXUS Word from Ruud Janssen (Netherlands) - Ode to a Mathematician :-) X

ZALO

ZALO – the mathematical letter value of FLUXUS words.

A= 29, B = 48, C = 2, D = 17, E = 21, F = 34, G = 47, H = 98, I = 49, J = 88, K = 75, L = 66, M = 65, N = 60, O = 35, P = 77, Q = 9, R = 3, S = 52, T = 8, U = 11, V = 21, W = 56, X = 1, Y = 12, Z = 4.

ZALO therefore has a numerical value of 134.

Situate in : The World of…

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Added by cheryl penn on March 6, 2012 at 11:58am — 8 Comments

20# Sidney Tome (Brazil: São Paulo)...TAKE1- MAIL ART CALL, 2012, PORTUGAL

A new contribution arrived yesterday to TAKE1 Mail Art Call, the first project of the portuguese COMA collective.

For more informations about this call please go to…

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Added by Helder on March 6, 2012 at 10:42am — No Comments

"Strangling fig" by Vizma Bruns, Australia

"Strangling fig", is this something common in Australia? I am interested in plants as an amateur, but this kind of fruit tree have I never seen! How lucky I am to live in Finland (?) I am familiar with blueberry and apple trees... Thank you Vizma for this…

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Added by Carina on March 6, 2012 at 8:38am — 2 Comments

From Sherri Ayers "I Dream in Black & White"

Yesterday I received one of sherri's "I dream in Black & White" series. The dream has a beautiful texture, a room with a view and stars, it's just to step into the dream,…

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Added by Carina on March 6, 2012 at 8:06am — No Comments

How to Decide?

Sometimes I create a piece of Mail Art and I know instantly who to send it to but most of the time I can't decide who to send it to. Who will like it? Want it? There are times when I am just tempted to post it up and have the first person go "Me Me Me." But where is the surprise of that?

Any suggestions?

Nikoya

Added by Nikoya Mills on March 6, 2012 at 3:52am — 19 Comments

Two From Angie and Snooky:

A few weeks ago, I made a comment that if there was a television program made of my life, it would probably be called "Hipster Mom Stuck In The Suburbs And Constantly Waiting For Her Son's Bus". Truth is usually stranger then fiction. Anyway, dear Angie (and Snooky) sent me these two lovely cards. The first is a a very Steampunk Snooky helping me wait for my own bus…

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Added by Louise Kiner on March 5, 2012 at 11:27pm — 17 Comments

A "Steamy" Card From Deb By Golly:

From By Golly Engineering comes the "Steam Machine", a vehicle after my own heart! Drive one of these and nobody will ever steal your parking spot ever again. Looking forward to seeing more of your "Steamy" creations, Deb!

Added by Louise Kiner on March 5, 2012 at 11:16pm — 11 Comments

"Gotij" From Cheryl Penn:

This is some kind of wonderful piece, because it's done on a film-type material. It looks different every time I look at it from all angles; back and front, held up to the light, etc. which is why I'm posting 3 different photos of it. In fact, this is so lovely that the photographs cannot really do it justice. Really "Gotij", Cheryl! Thank you.…

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Added by Louise Kiner on March 5, 2012 at 11:00pm — 4 Comments

Etegami from Dosankodebbie in Japan

This etegami from Japan arrived in Greece today!

What a joy to see the art of Dosankodebbie again.

This is a cow's tail...yep, you never know when it will come in handy:-)

Deborah Davidson (dosankodebbie) is no longer a member at IUOMA

but you can see all her etegami art at:…

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Added by Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat) on March 5, 2012 at 5:30pm — 2 Comments

A "boekie woekie" from Imelda Wubber (Netherlands)

Just half the size of a postcard (7 x 10 cm) a little "boekie woekie" arrived in Greece today.

Thank you so much, Imelda, it is really very special!

"ART" stamped on the front and "boekie woekie" written on the back

tells us…

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Added by Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat) on March 5, 2012 at 5:00pm — No Comments

The Cookie Monster and Katerina-the-Witch from PrettyLily :-)

Once upon a time...

Katerina was very fond of her cookie tree. she was also very (selfish) generous....

She was just about to eat a cookie, when all of a sudden she saw a friend coming: the Cookie Monster!

Too funny,…

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Added by Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat) on March 5, 2012 at 3:30pm — 3 Comments

Nadine Wendell-Mojica is Puzzling me

Nadine sends the most wonderful characters on her envelopes - we KNOW people like them :-)

The back of her envelope reads - I hate puzzles. Well, I'm puzzled I confess.

Inside was a beautiful boekie - It reads:

Dear Cheryl,

This is from an old 50's cube where hip people put pictures in and set it on a coffee table, or perhaps a curio…

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Added by cheryl penn on March 5, 2012 at 9:30am — 2 Comments

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