At the last Correspondence Co-Op meeting the lovely and very talented Ms. Red Letter Day herself gave a demo on one way to make artistamps. And, believe me, she knows how. |
We all paid close attention (much more attention than we ever paid in school). |
Miss Jennie whipped these babies out in five minutes. I swear! Some of us may need a little more tutoring. I know I have mentioned Good Mail Day before but if you are looking for Jennie's instructions on how to make artistamps it's in the book. |
Another happy stamper! These Co-Op meetings are just too much fun. And now, another mail artist, Mike Dickau shows how he makes artistamps How I Make Artistamps/Mike Dickau Check out his great video by clicking on the above link. |
Some of the artistamps Mike has sent me -- a very talented and generous mail artist. And, man, he knows his stuff. |
Snail-Mail stamps are popular. Left are some snails by GinaVisone and right are Mike's. |
Burning Man Postmaster, James Cline, made these Burning Man stamps. Pretty cool, don't you think? |
These blue beauties by Maureen Forys -- love 'em. She put one in my Co-Op passport -- which I unfortunately forgot to take a photo of for you guys. Imagine it. |
Awesome! I've heard some about these but I don't think I've physically seen any of them. They look really cool though.
ReplyDeleteThey are super-cool! Trust me.
DeleteOh, this is very inspirational. I think I need to make some.
ReplyDeleteSo, Christine, did you ever make any?
DeleteI hope to try this soon myself. It looks like so very much fun!
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It is fun!
DeleteI'm going to try them too -- we can all send them to each other!
ReplyDeleteI made some of these years ago before I realized that there was a name for them...I must get into this again. I must also plan a trip to SFO around one of these get-togethers.
ReplyDeleteI sure wish you would, Stephanie -- both -- make artistamps and visit SF!
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