2019 Topic 3: Mail Art
We
all love how Etsuko is so creative in such an imaginative and
interesting way! This mail art with its stunning contents would be such a
wonderful treasure to receive! A wealth of stamps have been used, and
numerous fun techniques too! Enjoy! ~Leandra
Hi everyone, it's Etsuko My favorite things with you today, and I'd like to share with you Mail Art Envelope with ATC pockets project using fabulous Darcy's stamps.
I think Mail Art Envelope is a good idea to store ATC. And it's fun to make and fashionable don't you think?
After cutting the sheet of paper and making it into the envelope. I stamped the character stamps of EDY20 and EDY23 on washi paper, painted with watercolor paint, stuck to tear-off envelope. I stamped with HP1006 and roughly painted white gesso. To finish, I sprinkled Chocolate Pudding with water. The string tie closure I used backside paper and embossing by EDY09.
On the backside, I using the Gelli Plate, the first layer was made with Green Olive (discontinued), Green Patina and Chocolate Pudding and Caribbean Sea Frescos.
Then I added EDY20 HP1006 by Archival Jet Black, and Lin Brown's ELB31 stamp with some off-white embossing powder.
The second layer made by using Caribbean Sea through the Tim's stencil.
Then I added EDY20 HP1006 by Archival Jet Black, and Lin Brown's ELB31 stamp with some off-white embossing powder.
Then I stuck the pockets.
I also made ATC cards and coins to the pockets using various Darcy's stamps, EDY20, EDY23, EDY05, EM02. EM04 and EM14.
My
first thought in Mail Art is a handmade picture postcard, but it would
be possible to create works with a wider way of thinking. I enjoyed a
little convenient ATC case and made it, but I could not be satisfied a
little because the inside design was bit heavy this time.
I think you have more wonderful ideas, I'm looking forward to seeing them.
Thank you so much stopping by.
Etsuko xxx








































