I'm so excited to teach my monotype class at Kept Creations in Whitman. We've postponed it until next month. I'll keep everyone posted!
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Monotypes, monoprints, gelli plates and gelatin plates
Just for the record...flavored jello does NOT work for monotypes. I made a mess and it smelled like oranges...

I'm so excited to teach my monotype class at Kept Creations in Whitman. We've postponed it until next month. I'll keep everyone posted!




I'm so excited to teach my monotype class at Kept Creations in Whitman. We've postponed it until next month. I'll keep everyone posted!
Sunday, September 2, 2012
South Shore Snail Mail Social
The First Ever South Shore Snail Mail Social
September 22, 2012
1:00-3:00pm
at The Crop Shop in Rockland,MA
Don't know who to write to? We'll help!
We'll also have special stationery and prizes from the LWA http://16sparrows.typepad.com/letterwritersalliance/
Labels:
letter writing,
mailart,
penpal,
snail mail social
Location:
333 Weymouth St, Rockland, MA 02370, USA
Saturday, March 3, 2012
I'm doing it again!

We had so much fun at my first Mailart 101 class that I'm running it again on March 24. I would love to get more people on board and then we can start a Snail Mail Social Club.
The Crop Shop and Creation Destination
The Crop Shop and Creation Destination
March 24, 2012
1-3 pm
Yes, the link is for the first class, but you can still call and sign up.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
MailArt 101 Class-Woo Hoo!
Finally! I am taking the plunge and teaching a mailart class on February 4 at 1:00pm at The Crop Shop/Creation Destination in Rockland, MA. Of course, I haven't called to see if anyone has signed up yet...I could end up playing by myself...
I have been busy making class samples, putting together goodie packages, and writing a Mailart Zine to use as my handout.
The pictures below are some samples of my "Layers of Flavor" technique that I will be teaching along with a ton of basic mailart info. I am so excited to get more people doing mailart!
First layer of paint wash on random paper background.
I have been busy making class samples, putting together goodie packages, and writing a Mailart Zine to use as my handout.
The pictures below are some samples of my "Layers of Flavor" technique that I will be teaching along with a ton of basic mailart info. I am so excited to get more people doing mailart!
First layer of paint wash on random paper background.Adding another paint wash, more paper bits, found stamps, and a vintage print block.
A different piece after many many layers...
Come join me!!! It's a bargain at only $15.00 for 2 hours of fun and inspiration! Visit their site at http://www.thecropshop.net/?cat=7 . My class is the second one in the list.
Labels:
class,
collage,
farstarr,
MA,
mailart,
mandy fariello,
rockland,
teaching,
The Crop Shop
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Note to Self
As I was going through some of my 15,000 pictures on my computer tonight I again thought that I really should be using my photos in my journals, etc. It also crossed my mind that I really really really need to back them up to the terabyte of external hard drive that I bought over a year ago...yes, it is still in the box. And yes, I do feel like I'm living on the edge by not having back-ups.
Both of these pictures were taken during our trip to the White Mountains of New Hampshire this summer. The problem I find with taking digital photos is that I take them, upload them to the computer, and leave them there without looking at them again.

Both of these pictures were taken during our trip to the White Mountains of New Hampshire this summer. The problem I find with taking digital photos is that I take them, upload them to the computer, and leave them there without looking at them again.

Sunday, November 28, 2010
Mailbox Labels
I love mailart, vintage stuff, and photography. I finally found a way to combine them all!
This is the first set of mailbox mailing labels and envelope seals that I made from a photo of a little tin mailbox. Now I'm working on a set of mailing labels made from some of my vintage ephemera. I can't wait to share those with you too!
These are available in my Etsy shop.
This is the first set of mailbox mailing labels and envelope seals that I made from a photo of a little tin mailbox. Now I'm working on a set of mailing labels made from some of my vintage ephemera. I can't wait to share those with you too!
These are available in my Etsy shop.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
My Round Robin Mailart Zine Front
The Round Robin Mailart Zine Project is in full swing. Seven of the ten players have sent their booklets out into the world. This is the "postcard" side of mine that is traveling to TN.
I created the page with a 1920's teacher worksheet, magazine fish, deco tape, stamp selvedges, vintage stamps, inktense pencils, and Caran D'ache watercolor pencils.
I created the page with a 1920's teacher worksheet, magazine fish, deco tape, stamp selvedges, vintage stamps, inktense pencils, and Caran D'ache watercolor pencils.
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