Fabric postcard - from Jen Staggs

When I am lucky to find mail art in my mailbox I always think about what the postman must have thought of it (I know, it's silly). I am picturing him with a big smile on his face, and I am sure he smiled today, as I did when I found Jen's card.
Needle and thread have no secret for the queen of vintage. There is no limit to what can be sewed. Look at those stamps! (my favorite part of the card). I didn't even know you could do that. Such an original postcard, another absolute eye candy.
Thank you Jen!
PS: Mail is getting more and more haptic these days (I think this card is), time to substitute the scanner by the camera.

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Comment by Jen Staggs on November 26, 2010 at 3:08am: Hee! Thanks guys! I figure the mail man needs lovin' too, even if it is 2-D.

Comment by cheryl penn on November 24, 2010 at 12:52pm: This made it to Japan in its fabric format - wow - another beaut!

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