Showing posts with label Carved Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carved Stamps. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

May Letterboxing


I'm not super-duper crazy about the signature stamp I created, but I'm going to use it.  

My May 31, 2016 Stats:

P1 F99 X46

New in May
Traditional:  5 finds (now 99F)
HH: no new finds (still 9 F)
Postals:  11 new finds (still 9P now 98F)
LTCs:  2 quisps found, 8 LTCs found, 1 new quisp carved & planted (now 2P 26F)
Travelers 40F so far
Event Boxes 18F so far

CARVES (above)
Tweet Tweet made for summer inchies postal, will use as quisp
New SIGNATURE STAMP




Sunday, January 31, 2016

January Letterboxing

This has been a great month for letterboxing - I've practiced carving a bit, creating a couple stamps that I feel good enough to share.  They're still pretty crappy, but I love being a part of postals, so I'm working on my carve-man-ship as much as I can.  I went out last weekend and the weekend before, looking for plants.  Hit the 80 mark, most of them being "drive-bys," though a few were "strolls."  Next weekend is the Tucson gathering, which I'm pretty excited (and nervous!) about.

My numbers as of 1/31/16

P1 F80 X20

HH 3F
Postals 4P 26F 4C
LTCs 1P 9F 1C
Event Boxes 4F

Totals for January:
New carves:  
Quisp - Desert Morning (which I rip and distress and turn into the above)








Poet's Tree by Shel Silverstein for IR's Newbie Postal Tracker













Also a sugar skull, which I'm not sure what I'm going to do with yet:













Plus:
Finds:
7 - (all drive-bys)

Postals
16 - most in the Favorite Books Ring,
the first two in the Scenic Drives Ring
Gnome Place Like Home micro
Hang Ten, Puka


Thursday, November 26, 2015

Letterboxing: My Very First PLANT

When I finally figured out what to carve for my first plant it was easy.  MY FIRST PLANT!  And I actually drew it myself....reminiscent of the plant that I paper-punched for Laura's wedding seating cards!

I hunted in three different stores for the right container.  It had a red cover, but was the perfect size.  I wish I had thought to purchase some spray paint...perhaps gray, to hide in the rocks, but I'll do that next time.

I made a little pouch to hold the stamp, put them all together and took off looking for a place to plant it.  I'd been looking and thinking about this for awhile, but after I drove into the cemetery I'd been considering I said "nay" and bid it adieu.  Too snaky in the summer, no rocks to create a SPOR, By his time it was getting past dusk...and overcast day made it even darker so I sadly decided to wait until today to find a spot.

I'd made a reservation at Roadhouse to go see Mockingjay today (Thanksgiving)...and there it was!  The perfect place!

So now MY FIRST PLANT is hidden and posted on AtlasQuest.  I feel like I've hit the big time!