Monthly Mail Art with Kristina Werner – May 2018
Hello, all! Kristina Werner here again with more mail art! Last month’s Mail Art video (you can see it HERE) was a bit intense, so at the request of some of you, this month I created something more clean and minimal. This is a super easy (and yet striking) design.
The envelope I decorated is one of Simon’s envelopes and it was perfect for ink blending. I used the new Tap Dance stencil and ink blending to create a soft, quiet background for the envelope. The four colors of Simon ink that I used are Fog, Duckling, Catkin, and Mint.
After ink blending the background, I drew “wonky” lines in pencil to serve as guides for writing Tracy’s address.
NOTE: Address used with permission. Thanks, Tracy!
I used the extra fine Pilot Envelope Address Pen to write the address. I LOVE this pen! Not only is it waterproof, but it seems to last forever. :)
Anyhow, I hope you enjoy this month’s Mail Art. Thanks for stopping by!
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i love how the envelope color matches the postage stmaps
Simple yet lovely :)
That’s a wonderful envelope !!
Thanks for sharing a more simpler envelope, I love it!! I think this one I could do :) . I love the colors you chose!! I just put my Color Coordinates booklet together that Shari Carroll did so now I have those colors to pick from so I feel like I could really do an envelope like this with the tools I have that’s to everyone at Simon!! Thanks for sharing!!
I love Kristina’s videos on envelope decorating!
Love how you used the stencil!
Another great envelope–I like the more casual style.
Such fun! Love this!
Its gorgeous again, I love this Monthly Mail Art, thank you so much Kristina.
Great envelope. I love this simpler style……raiser for me! ?
I reckon I could give this a go, though I don’t think my address would look so fabulous!
Very simple but pretty. I think I can do this one!
This is so beautiful.
What a fun envelope – great idea using the stencil. Am really liking the ideas to decorate the envelopes too !
Your design is so cute. You are so creative. Keep doing it. I strongly believe that you can develop it and make a lot of lovely items. geometry dash scratch