I've been sending some letters to friends lately and this is one that went out to Boco-chan, the photographer of my Japanese craft book. Being the brilliant photographer and life-documenting star that she is, Boco-chan took these lovely photos as she opened the letter.
(ありがとうBoco-chan for letting me post your images!)
I used my perforation tool on Boco-chans envelope creating a little edge which she could tear open. I'm relieved it worked!
Boco-chan collects many tickets and stamps from around the world and when I told this to my dad and Aunty Nin they started collecting tickets for her too!
I also included a little handmade zine in Boco-chans package.
Have you seen this lovely letter exhibition? or this pretty collection of letters? (Lisa also told me there is a cafe in Ghent where all things on the menu are named after a blog and there is a 'Hello Sandwich'!!! I am soooo curious to try a Hello Sandwich! ) You can also check my stationery album where I pin lovely handwritten letters.
Happy letter writing Sandwiches!
Love Love
Hello Sandwich
xoxo
Beautiful letter! Boco-chan is lucky to receive such wonderful mail art from you.
ReplyDeleteWhere is the pom pom string from? It is lovely!!
wooowww so cute!! how to make that lovely pompom string?
ReplyDeleteWow! Such pretty things that make all paper people happy!
ReplyDeletewonderful....delightful...happy....lucky Boco-chan!
ReplyDeleteYou have food named after you! How awesome!!! I LOVE that pompom string too and have been looking everywhere for it. One day I will visit Japan and just go nuts with buying craft supplies. Writing letters is the best fun. :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely, really lovely. The pom pom string seems to say: this will be a happy letter!
ReplyDeleteI would be happy if I receive a post it in an envelope like this one!
:)
cute letter...even most of us use social network to get connected..but I believe send letters more valuable
ReplyDeletexoxo Anisa
Ooh, lovely! Real paper post, it would be great to receive some from time to time! ^^
ReplyDeleteI read about the place in Ghent. Since I live in Belgium I would like to go check it out! Do you know the name of this cafe? ^^