Remember a few months ago when I posted about The Sketchbook Project? Well the creative folks at Art House Co-op have done it again! They’ve put together a new project called, Letters to Home, that I thought my scrappy friends, especially those of you who LOVE to journal, would just get super excited over!
What would you say to your childhood home?
It’s been awhile, and the house you grew up in is starting to wonder about you… If your childhood home could hear you, what would you say? It might have been an apartment in the big city, a farmhouse in the country, or a cabin in the woods — there’s a place from your past that will stay with you forever. Letters to Home is a community art project that asks creative people like you to write a letter to your childhood home. Share an epic backyard adventure, ask a lingering question, or reveal a long-kept secret — we’ll transform our storefront exhibition space into a mailbox from the past. Every letter will be added to the Digital Library and archived in a boxed anthology that will join us on the 2012 Sketchbook Project Tour.
Letters to Home is a free project, you just head over to Art House Co-op and sign up to participate. The full rules can be found on the signup page as well.
Deadline to sign up: March 1, 2012.
Wouldn’t this make for an amazing layout challenge??? Even if you don’t send a letter in, I strongly urge you to tackle this project… I would throw this into the Therapy Scraps category (for me at least!)!
Have you already scrapped your childhood home? Be sure to show it off if you have!
xo
2 Responses to Letters to Home
This is so cool. Thanks for sharing.
http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=103139&ppuser=30152
Yes, I did. I joined the ARTchaeology of the Soul workshop which included this exercise (and provided kits to make it with).