SuperNaturale

Kiera Coffee is a writer and creator of ideas. I have been in her presence as she effortlessly rattled off 5 stunning magazine story ideas. She is also someone with who seems to effortlessly acquire beautiful things. Unlike myself she also makes sure to keep only what she needs.

Recently she sent out this email:

Hello everyone I like,

My birthday is coming up on August 31st, and I have this idea that I'd like everyone to send me a really nice envelope in the mail around that time.

By nice I mean anything you like: decorated or plain, drawn on, glittered, painted, stamped, embossed, licked, muddied, crocheted, singed, whatever. You can put a note or card inside but I will consider the envelope (even without words on it) my card. I think in fact that I won't open these envelopes, so anything inside will be a time capsule in the end.

Ok thanks, I'm excited. And if this doesn't seem fun to any of you don't worry, I know you like me and you don't have to participate.

xo,
Kiera Coffee

It seems the post office enjoyed the project- Kiera’s landlady's grandson lives downstairs and works at the post office. His co-worker who sorts her region, kept coming over to him to show him the amazing envelopes Kiera kept getting. Every day when she came home he would say "Did you see the one with all the stamps?" or "Did you see the one today with the xyz?"

Kiera’s great project allowed reveling in her friend’s creativity and love and all that love still fits in a small box. These are the envelopes that arrived. A few didn’t make it. If the post office can deliver a god’s eye, I cannot imagine what they can’t deliver!

From Maria


A detail of Jeri


From Isreal


Barbara and Eric front


Barbara and Eric back


From Cat


Rachael front


Rachael back


From Dane


From Julie


Mom is prolific


Back of the set from mom


From Micheal. This one came with the two envelopes taped together back to back and the string tucked inside a tiny hole in one of the envelopes. Kiera followed instructions on the envelope to slit the tape and pull out string gently.