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Readers can make and send imaginatively decorated mail by following the 15 step-by-step projects in this title such as letters and envelopes with photo inserts and clever self-mailers. There are also tips for recycling cards and paper, and paper folding, measuring and cutting techniques.
Paperback, 96 pages
Published
June 17th 2003
by Northlight
(first published 2003)
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It's 14 years old so with Pinterest many ideas are dated. Paper crafting has come such a long way.
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No, it didn't take me nearly a year to read a 100 pg book, I just kept misplacing it all over the house. It's a shame, too, because this is a really fun book with loads of clever ideas for making your mail a lot more interesting. I gave this book 5 stars because as far as craft books go, this one had pretty much everything I look for. The projects were neither too simple to be interesting, nor were they so complicated that you know you'll never actually complete them. The projects were mostly ne
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Good collection of simple projects, a couple of which I will definitely try. Unfortunately, for the most part I didn't care for the styling of the projects (a little too much like a boring scrapbook?).
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This book has lots of great mail ideas & I'm looking forward to trying several of them.
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Creative Correspondence by Michael Jacobs (2003)

This books has many great ideas for sending mail art. The directions are very easy, with step by step photos, supply list and variations. I can't wait to get crafting!
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This one wasn't nearly as useful as I had hoped. Some unique ideas, but I think a lot of the art style is too messy for my taste. It does use found material, which I like, but it feels sloppy.
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