I received this original postcard in four parts (a, b, c and d).
Phillip (the USA) posted one piece of this jigsaw every day, at the end of 2015. Of course, they did not arrived in the right order. The second part arrived on 13 January. The rest of the postcards arrive together two days later. In the links above you can see every part and the postmarks.
I love this kind of jigsaw experiments!
If I do something like this again I will have to space things out a bit more. And did you manage to figure out what the image is made from?
ReplyDeleteI guess it's cut of a magazine, isn't it?
DeleteIt is not from a magazine.
DeleteI don't know then... :|
DeleteI bought some cheap Christmas cards on Dec 26 and the bookstore (Barnes & Noble) plastic bag had this on the side. I knew right away it had to be sent to you - and that is also why there is so much tape on these cards, the plastic is very thin and impossible to stick down any other way.
DeleteMystery solved, thanks! :)
DeleteDefinitely not in Kansas anymore! I still fear the flying monkeys. This is a great idea--thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny to receive mail this way. You must try!
DeleteThanks for visiting the blog.