I like to make notecards to protect any ATCs, or in this case, moo houses, that I send through the mail. They help to prevent any mishaps when the envelopes go whizzing through the postal machines.
Since I needed to make several, I kept them pretty simple. Each one was a variation on the same theme: a mail carrier image stamped onto an old book page that was matted with maps from an old atlas. I turned the mail carrier into a "postage stamp person" by adhering an old postage stamp over his head. I added faux postal cancellation stamps to finish the tableau.
The mail carrier was stamped using blueprint sketch distress ink. In this group photo, the card on the right gives a better representation of how deep the color is in real life. And here is a link to Deep Red Stamps, so you can see what the mail carrier looks like with his original head. He's part of a great stamp set for anyone who likes to make or send mail art.
Thanks for dropping by! Have a great weekend.
Sunday, March 19, 2017
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5 comments:
I love the way you matted and framed these! Each card a little work of art.:)
What a great idea! Not to mention your partner gets a little extra mail art from you created by your grand creative mind! Bonus!
*Squeal! I love 'em! ...and I traded with you!! :D
Great idea to replace the mail carriers head with a stamp. Your cards look fabulous.
I have that stamp -- good job!!!!
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