Spring Letter

I am quite proud of this green letter that I sent to Alan (the UK) back in March. It included a booklet made of four small envelopes of repurposed paper and tape. Besides the letter itseft, I added some little surprises.

Booklet Letter

The most delightful letter received from Rosemary (Canada). The letter itself is written on a handmade booklet:

And the envelope made of an old children book (I think), a sort of vocabulary of games:

Notebook Letter

Not that I receive a lot of these, but, you know... There are few presents that you can compare to a letter written on a notebook. I mean... when the letter takes the whole notebook. This was sent by Heleen (the Netherlands), and (almost) nothing could have made me happier.

Slower Than an E-mail

What do you do when you have a lot of things to tell someone, and you wish to do that in a nice way?

I think a letter book is a good idea. So I sent this one to Heleen (the Netherlands). I reused the packaging (it had contained some postcards bought online)...

And, actually, I also reused the notebook, because it had been given to me by... Heleen herself (like the first booklet I had sent her).

I wrote, drew, coloured, stuck and, in short, I had a very good time by doing these during some weeks!

Etc.

Letter Book

Letter Book sent to Paulina (Chile).
Made from ADs, press cuttings, postcards, etc. Here you can see some pages of the letter.