Showing posts with label mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mail. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 February 2009

A very well packed surprise package


On my way to the postoffice there is a small tree grove (a cluster of trees ?). On those trees there are these strange things attached. Gives me a kind of Blair witch feeling. But still, I like it.
I got a very well packed surprise package from Molly! The cutest cups and saucers. Thank you so much Molly! I was fishing inside the box for a long time to find the note I knew were in there somewhere. On the note there was something about chocolate - back to fishing, I have to say it was worth it. The chocolate/caramel with seasalt on, was soo good :) Sandra came to the studio, just to use the bathroom, and eat one of them. I'm afraid the chance that Elisabeth (whom I share studio with) will get a taste is very small (she's out of town right now).

Knitted light objects- llot llow (found through madame hervé)

Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Homespun


Can you see Morran in the top photo? She wanted to sit in the sun :)

I've got a package from Elizabeth - Twig, a Julie Arkell doll! She had a little moo card with an illustration made by Ana with her in the package. Selvedge issue 22 had an article about Julie Arkell.

Today I've seen 10 women, some in headscarf and veil, helping each other when trying to learn how to bike. They laughed a lot.

Debi Treloar, photographer


Monday, 1 October 2007

Magazine shopping


I've done some on-line magazine shopping. Café Royal and some other from here, after a reminder from Books by its cover. Amelia's magazine, one issue with "diamonds" and another with pencils that smells like fruit :)

I wish I could go and see "Parallels or obstruction" the next show at Junc Gallery with Drew Beckmeyer, Brian Rush and Kate Guillen.

A great clip-art link from a commenter, these are the ones I like most.


Tuesday, 31 July 2007

In the mail


In a very nice package this lovely handmade journals stayed under their trip to my doorstep. Five and a half. Thank you, most appreciated :)

Mark Bannerman, 3D pictures. Here's his studio artist 3D tips.