I could not resist using this photo of my mom for my mail art.
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Altering books can be a great adventure. There are no rules, no rights and wrongs. There are infinite ways to use all your favorite art supplies and skills to alter an old book. I hope you visit often. Please feel free to use any ideas and tricks you pick up here. I do this for fun, not for profit!
One of my best tricks is - if you mess up a page, tear it out! Start a new page. That's "my way".
I recently added the mail art component here. What could be easier or more fun than making a post card and sending it off to a friend? Or to a stranger?
More extensive photos of my work are shown at http://www.picturetrail.com/artsngardens
and my personal blog at http://janenesartsngardens.blogspot.com/
One of my best tricks is - if you mess up a page, tear it out! Start a new page. That's "my way".
I recently added the mail art component here. What could be easier or more fun than making a post card and sending it off to a friend? Or to a stranger?
More extensive photos of my work are shown at http://www.picturetrail.com/artsngardens
and my personal blog at http://janenesartsngardens.blogspot.com/
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Janene, I keep forgetting to tell you how gorgeous your mother is. She could have been a movie star! Beautiful lady.....and she passed it down to you! What year was she born? Love the hair.....
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