Commercial

When I order something online, it is always from small business. And they usually add something nice to the order (including typewriters and confetti!).

Halloween Spiders

Halloween letters sent to Phillip (the USA) and Gemma (PC). You can find this envelopes with spiders as free printables on The Postman's Knock blog.

And you can see here and here that all this Halloween mail arrived safe and sound!

Do More of What Makes You Happy

Sent to Sanzi (the USA).

Confetti Letter

First time I read about a confetti letter I thought of an envelope full of little papers of different colours. It could be a nightmare if you open your letter, as I usually do, in a cafeteria. More or less like this other idea, but in an envelope.

But it seems that a confetti letter is... Well, this is not my idea, but David Solomon's idea (Because I Really Felt It). So I let him explain it!

Naked Mail

Mail sent by Mary England (taken from here).

I did not know that sending items without any wrapping has a name: naked mail. Even if I have sent and received some naked items. This bottle gives me some ideas. But indeed, I do not dare to sent naked objects from Morocco.

By the way, trying to finding out about this kind of mail, I also learn that it is referred by postal office workers as TTPO which stands for 'Torture the post office'.

Alles Gute zum Geburtstag

Sent to Eva (Germany).

Collage made from press cutting and rubber stamp. The rubber stamp with the envelope is the one carved by me. Sent as birthday card (with certain delay...). This is the transparent envelope (with handmade confetti!):