Welcome to Scribble Picnic, kindly hosted by Michael! We have a 'letter/mail' theme this week, my piece is index card sized (3" x 5"). I put a cygnet (baby swan) on my 'stamp'. It is playfully addressed to 'Scribble Picnic, 123 Anywhere St, Anytown USA'. I used acrylic paint and a fine point black marker.

I love that Scribble Picnic is getting some mail... well deserved. Cute take on the theme...and I really like your stamp.
ReplyDeleteWonderful mail, great idea. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteSo appealing mail.leads to my dream land!
ReplyDeleteI would love getting an envelope that pretty!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of play envelopes we had as children
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteChristine,
ReplyDeleteI had thought of postcards as well. We have such a collection and I love going to museums and looking at the various types of postcards. Love your sketch. Looks like you are ready for summer.
Blessings
Janis
www.janiscox.com
I like your idea of making your own envelope. That's a neat idea.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this Christine. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool! I love the image you created and the soft colors you used - and the scribble picnic looks like fun, I'll have to check it out :) xo
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! The cygnet is so very cute.
ReplyDeleteis that the sea view with clouds? nicely decorated envelope,
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day.
A video game magazine I used to read used to publish fan art they'd draw on the envelope itself. Some were really good
ReplyDeleteI really do love this Christine - your stamp is adorable - the colors so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work and very clever, Christine! Such a sweet stamp too. :)
ReplyDeleteFun! This reminded me of when my friends and I use to elaborately decorate the envelope when we wrote to each other.
ReplyDeleteHey, we needed some mail to put us on the map! Wonderful! :) thank you for this clever idea, Christine.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
This is such a lovely idea how you have created the amazing envelope. Wonderful!
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