Sue Marsdon sends green mail art

Sue Marsdon is a local artist, chair caner, mail artist and friend who has stayed in or house to look after Lyra when we've been away in the summer.  This was Sue's Christmas card to me, a beautifully composed photo of some of my stuff, used and washed by Sue then hung in an aesthetic line. It makes me want to run outside with my shoes off.  Unfortunately that might result in frost bite, so I will blog instead. 

You can see Sue's chairs here: http://suemarsdon.co.uk/index.html

Sue Marsdon regifts a postal present

Some time ago Sue, chair caner and life model extraordinaire, and I discovered that we have a mutual love of mail art.  Sue has a passion for stamps and the way they are franked so when I found a book of unused postcards that had unused  stamps on them at a charity shop in Norwich, I knew I needed to buy them for Sue.  Last week I had a highly unusual event - an artist's lunch - at my house and took the opportunity to give Sue my find.

Seeing my world through Sue's eyes

I've told you before about my friend Sue Marsdon who tiptoes around my house lfinding different viewpoints to show me later.  

We sing in the bath at Nayland Farm! And Sue has opened the window to that with her wonderful photograph!

Correspondence art (between Lyra and Sue)

When we go to Maine Sue stays at the farm. I ask her what she does with Sue but she has never given me any details, so was delighted to intercept this post!

Sue Marsdon sends poignant correspondence photos

Sue stays in our house sometimes and when she's there she sees our world through her camera lens.  Sue heard of our holiday mishap and sent me these photos of cherished items and indcluded some cherished words.  Thank you Sue!

Sue Marsdon sends a change in the weather

Gorgeous photo by Sue brought sun and warmth to the uncharacteristically miserable English spring.