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May 28, 2011

To Germany Unscathed

The postal system must've been on high speed delivery! I received news that my partner in Germany received the mailart I stitched for her. Here's what I sent Judith:

(Clickable for larger photo.)

Does it look familiar? It should! It's very similar to the one I made for my Mom. :) I call it Asian Mailart #2, lol.


Designs from book "A Cross Stitcher's Oriental Odyssey" by Joan Elliott
Fabric: 18ct Antique White Aida
Fibers: DMC
Embellishments: Pink fabric lining, Asian coin, and snaps

36 comments:

  1. Very pretty. Glad it made it to its destination.

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  2. It looks just great! In Cross Stitcher was just a free booklet full of Joan Elliott's lovely designs. I received recently a personal letter from her when I required after one of her earlier designs. I'm going to stitch a teapot clock that she designed.

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  3. The dragonflies are too cute! Nice job.

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  4. It turned out beautifully Meari!! I know your partner must be thrilled to receive such a lovely gift.

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  5. What font are you using on your blog? I love it!

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  6. Meari,
    You did a beautiful stitching job. Very pretty. Glad it made it to Germany safely and quickly.

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  7. Very beautiful! I'd have been so worried posting such a work of art!

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  8. It looks fantastic Meari. What a beautiful envelope and good that it made it safe and well to it's new home.

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  9. Gorgeous - what a lovely envelope for Judith to receive.

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  10. I just love looking at the mailart! What a beautiful treat to send and recieve!

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  11. Another beautiful job, Meari!

    Betty W.

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  12. It is so pretty, Meari - I'm sure your partner loved it. You did a great job. I have that J.E. book too - gorgeous designs in it!

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  13. That's beautiful. I recognize it.

    Tina

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  14. Wow..that was fast mail service! Sometimes I am amazed at how fast international mail is delivered! I sold some back issues of Cross Country Stitching on e-bay to a gal in Holland and she had them in 5 days! Amazing!

    That envelope is fabulous!

    Christine

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  15. Very, very lovely! Did you sew the snaps on or use a thing like a riveter (can't remember the name)? Your finishes are always great!

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  16. So nice! Glad to hear it made it there safely.

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  17. That is beautiful.

    Marl

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  18. It's Beautiful Meari. So glad it arrived in Germany. I'd be scared to send it thru the mail.....

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  19. Beautiful work Meari!

    Karin in CA

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  20. As always...beautiful work Meari! I am sure Judith will treasure it.

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  21. Beautiful mailart Mearie! I've never done one of these and I always admire these so much - well done.

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  22. The mail art is beautiful, Meari.

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  23. Absolutely love it! As soon as my thumb heals I have to stitch some. Maybe if I send a few I will also receive some...?

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  24. Great piece and it survived it journey nicely!
    Heidi-ILCS

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  25. Very beautiful, Meari.

    Take Care & Happy Stitchin'
    Hugs, Sandy

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  26. When I sent my one and only Mailart to Gabi, I don't remember is I actually applied real stamps or had them so something with it. Glad it arrived safely and promptly.

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  27. Just so beautiful! Managed to get back to comments as anything other than 'Anonymous' - switched to Firefox and there's no problems now :)

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  28. Your mail art pieces are always so beautiful. This one is gorgeous!! Congrats on the successful mailing :)

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