My sister made me this quilt for my birthday. It was originally intended to be a table runner, but I decided to put it on the wall instead. I used the triangle pockets method to hang the quilt.
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April Showers Pocket Letter
The theme for this pocket letter was “April Showers.” I was pleased with the way it turned out.
Another Pocket Letter
This is the first one I mailed. I very carefully tried to protect it by mailing it flat in a large clasp envelope with padding. The recipient wrote me that everything fell out of the pockets in transit. So embarrassing. Next time I will use a number 10 envelope, and make sure the items aren’t so bumpy.
ATC Page in Stamping Journal
I sent the Artist Trading Card at the bottom of the page earlier in April. I started with an idea from an ATC that I sent several years ago (top ATC) and also included an ATC (middle with carved sun) even more years ago. Since I didn’t make a duplicate of the bottom ATC, I decided to take a photocopy and document what I did on this page.
Teal Pocket Letter
Washi tape, gelli prints, die cuts, ribbon and quilling paper.
First Pocket Letter
I recently became aware of something called a pocket letter, which is an ATC page protector stuffed with stuff. I’ve joined two Facebook groups which exchange and display them. This is the first one that I’ve done: a combination of die cuts, artist trading cards, and ephemera.
February ATC for the OSA Mingle
I made three Artist Trading Cards for this series. To protect the ATC in the mails, I made the frame card on the right. The theme for this mingle was flowers. All swaps at OSA require at least one stamped image. I used this poppy flower image from Hero Arts.
NaNoJouMo Day 1
Line Weaving Mojo 132
Pearl Filling with Tallies (Line Weaving Forum), Escalator, XYP, Zopetto patterns. The line weaving mojo challenge is from Line Weaving Community Forums.
Line Weaving Mojo 127
Patterns: Spider, Tangleflake, Moocha, Stacked Cones.