Mail Art Received This Week

[K Rolina Artist]

Here is all the mail art that arrived in my space shuttle this week:

Firstly, a missive from the Republik Van Patland with a beautiful envelope (which made me smile), an altered guitar pick and a leaflet explaining the interesting stamps he used on this and the previous mailing.  I now have one of each design.  The postcard is also brilliant and I shall indeed be sure to carry lots of rubber stamps!
Next, I received some of Nancy's lovely scrappers - which I have been drooling over ever since I first set eyes on them.  She has the colour and composition down beautifully.  I feel very lucky to have 3 in my ownership.

Then, my letterbox port rattled again and incoming mail made itself known. This time it was from Elena in France, she has been sending me delightful little postcards and this time, she sent a beautiful be-winged envelope and inside a lovely tag.  Dragonflies, birds and butterflies and feathers!  So many wings - I love them!

Finally, as if I wasn't already feeling very lucky indeed, in popped another fabulous piece of mail art.  This amazing bit of asemic writing, burnt into paper - I think it is a fabulous idea and now I want to go and play with my pyrography tool.  The envelope is also beautifully decorated with dancing figures and - what I have since learned is - a Mayan Jaguar on the back.  
I feel very happy with all this bounty - thank you everyone!

[Nancy Bell Scott]

You do display everything artfully, K, I agree with Martha. Very nice blog, and that asemic piece knocks my sox off.

[K Rolina Artist]

Aw, thank you Martha, it is hard to go wrong with such material to work with!

[Mail Art Martha]

I admire the way you display the mail art received, it is a work of art in itself.