Nerdy letterboxing stuff
I'm still in the planning stage for my Howl's Moving Castle postal letterbox log. All the stamps are carved. It's my first non-ring box. It launches next Tuesday, the 7th (the same day as the DVD release since I'm such a dork). I'm a bit disappointed that only 9 people answered the questions to receive it correctly. I'm tempted to post a note on AtlasQuest saying that I have one more opening (I want to send it to 10 people on its first round). Bah. I probably won't. Maybe for the second round. It's going to Canada and then working its way down the east coast.
I think I finally figured out how I'm going to make the log book for my contribution to the Ode to Spring postal ring. (Hey! That rhymes!) That launches next Monday. The stamp is carved, I have the mailing address. I just need to make it's little pouch since I hate paper towels and the logbook. I'm loving postal letterboxes because it allows me to experiment with different binding techniques and not just have the books sit around.
Mailed my contribution to the Book Series 2 ring today.
Someone already found the "real" letterbox I planted this past weekend. And it's not the creepy guy.
I think I finally figured out how I'm going to make the log book for my contribution to the Ode to Spring postal ring. (Hey! That rhymes!) That launches next Monday. The stamp is carved, I have the mailing address. I just need to make it's little pouch since I hate paper towels and the logbook. I'm loving postal letterboxes because it allows me to experiment with different binding techniques and not just have the books sit around.
Mailed my contribution to the Book Series 2 ring today.
Someone already found the "real" letterbox I planted this past weekend. And it's not the creepy guy.