Envelope art drawing

224.4K likes, 668 comments. “I love these wild flower envelopes!💌 🌺”

**please note, this post contains affiliate links** Hello everyone! It has been a good little while since my last envelope art post, and I have quite the collection of photos stored up for y’…

From KathleenH It is April 1, 2020 - I am lining up a bunch of posts - but not in the mood to write the blurbs. Plus, we are in the thick of the pandemic and every day things change. So, if things settle down, I might be able to replace this with some fun words. Otherwise -- just enjoy the envelope(s) of the day. This is another one that is so pretty I can't imagine why I did not have words to go with it when I was scheduling posts. Maybe it's because I get so many pretty envelopes and I was…

Doodles on the back of envelope

There was an envelope with splat birds on Candy's blog a while back. I do not recall if I also ran one. I still haven't figured out an efficient way to search through the images on the blog. As I mentioned yesterday - birds are so cool. I should have grouped these closer to the January exchange envelope from Smash - as it featured birds, too. Here is the one that Candy sent. It is fun to see how each person has their own variation. I'll label this one *follow-up* and hopefully will find time…

First time exchanger Rivkah. She might have exchanged twice. I don't keep a log of exchangers - although I get curious about the numbers. This one is intriguing and it would be fun to do some variations. The pattern with the little dashed lines isn't exactly footsteps in the snow. But, the whole pathway suggestion is very nice.

This post contains Affiliate links. Amanda Kammarada is part of the TombowUSA Affiliate Program. April is National Letter Writing Month! Get your cards ready- but don’t send them in a plain envelope. The outside can make your receipent smile just as much as the inside can! Here is an example of some fun hand drawn...Read More

If you're looking for a fun tutorial, try out this Southwestern envelope art! You'll need walnut ink, watercolor, and a pencil + ruler to get started!