My Artistic Gene is Ambushing Me
I am so into making pocket letters I can hardly think of anything else!
It's not that they are so awesome, actually many are received with a perfunctory thank you, but I am just enjoying the process of creating!
I might like to keep the one's I've made but I love receiving them too much!
I have a fat notebook now with about fifteen P.L.'s stuffed with goodies for me to use in creating more of them! It is just so much fun to go out to the mailbox
these days!
This is one of my recent Pocket Letters that I sent out this week.
The front of the Pocket Letter has a theme. This one has a Frenchy Poodle theme.
The back is stuffed with interesting items that may or may not be part of the the theme.
When the goodies are removed, a nice background compliments the front.
I keep the goodies intact and use them as needed and the background slowly appears on the ones that I have received.
This week I did two Etegami postcards to match the theme
Remember.....Clumsy is celebrated!
I have never tried to paint animals but I loved the saying!
Especially clumsy is this one!
Would you go up into this Eiffel Tower?
It's the way you are supposed to hold the brush that makes straight lines difficult!
Normally I just send them in the mail to brighten someone's day.
I have a friend in New Mexico with a horse ranch...Again, I had a big stretch to do
this Etegami, I have never tried to do a horse before! I'm not sending this one just yet, I'm going to try and do a better one to go along with it.
The "rules" of Etegami is they go out, mistakes, ugly or just bad. What you might not like someone
else will enjoy receiving it and can pass it alone or mercifully toss it.
I like to do flowers. Here are a couple that will go out with my two Asian Pocket Letters
And that my friends is my life right now!
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Comments
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xo,
Jeanne
Your pocket cards look like wonderful cards to receive in the mail--so much thought and creativity go into them. I used to do a lot of papercrafting and card making but since moving I haven't taken out all my supplies as yet....someday!
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Hugs,
Debbie