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How about a little tea with your mail...?

mail art envelope - full of mixed media goodness!
This month Altered Pages is teaming up with Leaky Shed Studio 
Theme is tea cups & tiara's. 
Honestly... can you find ANYTHING more exciting than mail art? 
~ throwing together some yummy layers of paint, stamps, and of coarse my favorite a
collage sheet from alteredpages.com.

enjoy yourself a little tea with your mail. 
created by design team artist- April Cole 
aprilmariecole.blogspot.com

Comments

  1. April, I just ADORE this Art Piece. I am So In Love with Teapots and have actually been a Collector of the Physical kind since I was a Young Girl, but None of Mine Have such a Cute Little Poppet Inside like yours. Stunning.........

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  2. LOVE your mail art... great colors, love all the details. FANTASTIC!

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  3. Very cool. I like all the layers and colors.

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  4. Love this mail art piece. What fun images and so many colors and layers!

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  5. Beautiful! Getting inspired to do a art journal page using your idea!!! I love cream tea!

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  6. Love your mail art and all the layers. Great job!

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  7. Superb! Your take on Teacups and Tiaras is, as always creative and stunning!

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  8. Oh wow! This is my type of eye candy ! what a beautiful post. Cant get enough of these colors!!

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  9. You're mail art is awesome! I love the lady popping out of the tea pot!

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  10. Pretty popular feature here in the comments and I have to agree...I love love love the colors! Very original.

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  11. this is so cool - I love how she is wearing the teapot lid as her hat!!!

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  12. I love this theme... I too love how she is wearing the teapot lid on head as a hat. Love mail art...

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