So...not many people can say they have their very own little "Martha." Well, I happen to be one of the lucky ones!
The other day, the post master left a post card in my post office box (I swear this isn't a riddle). I had received a package! Thankfully, my friend, Karen who I share a PO box with retrieved it for me. She texted me, "You got another piece of handmade mail!" When I saw that it was a package from my friend, Deanna I knew it had to be good...or better yet, ridiculous! Deanna is one of those crafty gals who pays attention to every detail...the details that 9 out of 10 of us would never notice. I suppose those skills come from being a textile designer. I carefully opened the box and pulled out this perfectly packaged, homemade, Valentine's Day s'mores kit....WHUUUUDDDD?!!! As you can see, the cellophane wrapping is still in tact...as tempted as I am to rip through the wrapping so I can study each carefully picked and placed ingredient, I also don't want to mess up the presentation of it. So, here goes a description of everything which sits ever-so-neatly in this amazing giftie:
- a scalloped, die-cut, letterpressed label that says "VALENTINE" on it, tied with brown and white "old school" bakery string
- the perfect, simple HERSHEYS bar
- a stack of graham crackers tightly wrapped in wax paper
- a set of wooden skewers in a wax sleeve. tied with the same "old school" string
- 9 cute-as-heck, squishy, pink and white, heart-shaped marshmallows
- a letterpressed valentine day card
Between Deanna's thoughtful and creative ways, she brightens my day every time I receive something from her in the mail. Snail mail is totally the way to go to make someone feel super loved...thank you, D!!!
Oh Wow!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful hand made mail that is! I love all of the little details. Luckeeeee.
I feel lucky to have my own Martha mailer, YOU! (and Ei ;)
You've sent me some pretty amazing creations; perfection down to the littlest detail. Thank you for all of my postal surprises over the years.
Here's to mailing & receiving little treasures.
k.
I sure wish I could read some more posts on your blog... hint... hint... ;)
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