Jan's carton arrived. Here's what she wrote: "I am enthralled by your beautiful chest filled with goodies...thank you for selecting me to receive such an awesome creation. "
"I anticipate being in my new studio by May. I have decorated my milk cartons and am eager to complete the contents. [...] This is a fantastic project. I am thrilled to be a part of this endeavor. I am eager to send mine out to touch other artists...such fun."
Jan's blog:Connie from Hawaii received her carton. She wrote: "I received my wonderful art carton from you today! Everything inside was fabulous - and that dresser is to die for! Thank you for such a special carton!"
You can see what Connie received in this post on her blog:
http://cettacheese.blogspot.com/2008/04/art-in-cartonwanna-play.html
Jill received another carton this week, this time from Sherry in Canada.
Here is her post:
http://meanderingmuse.blogspot.com/2008/03/art-in-carton-3.html
And here is the link to Sherry's own post about the cartons she sent out.
The pictures are great!
I'm looking forward to my own carton arriving any day now!
http://espritdart.blogspot.com/2008/03/art-in-mail.html
I'm on a beading fling at the moment. Though I'm no great beader, I find it peaceful and satisfying to do a few rows of simple beading while (not really) watching TV in the evenings. This one is already winging its way to someone, and her sisters are chomping at the bit in the hope of making their own journeys in the near future. Most are destined for Art In A Carton, though at least one will be heading off into the world as a RAK in April.
Today I received a beautiful Easter weekend surprise carton from Chantal. I wasn't home when the postman delivered it this morning, so he left it with my neighbour, Fred. I unpacked the carton while we were drinking coffee this afternoon, and you should have seen Fred's eyes widen with each little package I unwrapped. (He doesn't pretend to understand artistic types, but before he tosses things away, he does now ask if I can use them...)
