…is done. But to leave at least some kind of surprise for the recipient, I won’t show the whole card nor will I say who will receive it. Thanks for being patient! 🙂
The kitty has arrived at destination, so now I can post the whole card.
Oh – and for all who like to keep track – I gave this blog a separate page about Mail Art! Check it out, if you like 🙂
‘Katze’ means ‘cat’ in German
Cat and Ampersand flowers (spelling English ‘cat’, Swedish ‘katt’ and German ‘Katze’
First Mail Art for March
tangled Pen 
wonderful as usual! But I do not know what mail art is…
Thanks! 🙂
It’s simply postcard sized artwork send around to like minded people – snail mail! Want to exchange one?! I would like to 🙂
Pretty, can’t wait to see where it arrives.
Thanks! 🙂
Great idea! Would love to. But does it have to be a postcard or would a big tag (size 8×16 cm) be ok?
Nein nein, doesn’t have to be a postcard. Any size works for me 😉
I usually pack my mail art in regular envelopes, that’s why I like the post card format – ususally 10x15cm/4×6 inches. BTW – I send ATC this way as well (Artist Trading Cards – they’re are even smaller – 2.5 x 3.5 inches – I LOVE them!!! :))
Have a nice day, Gabriele!
Looks beautiful! I wonder who will be the lucky recipient?
Thank you, Alison! Wonder wonder… 😉 I’ll keep everyone posted, of course.
Cheers!
What a really beautiful way to brighten someone’s mail day!!
BTW, I just read above that you love ATCS-I’ll be posting a giveaway on my blog this week for 5 sets of 3 ATCS.
Thanks, Linda! 🙂
I’m on my way to your blog!
ooops – I don’t have a link to your blog…