| Swap Coordinator: | Cristin91 (contact) |
| Swap categories: | Themed Letters & Writing |
| Number of people in swap: | 13 |
| Location: | International |
| Type: | Type 2: Flat mail |
| Last day to signup/drop: | April 11, 2013 |
| Date items must be sent by: | April 22, 2013 |
| Number of swap partners: | 1 |
| Description: | |
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For this swap, let’s send a greeting made from repurposed/recycled materials to each other. Who
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How Step 1 - There are three different options for making your greeting: a) You can send a chunk of cardboard. It must be clean, non-corrugated cardboard. Something like a cereal or cracker box. Trim it down to size, and send it as a postcard. b) You can cut off the front of an old greeting card. (Cards that have writing on the flip-side won't work for this. Nor will ones with lots of dimensional embellishments.) Trim it down to size. If it is from fairly hefty cardstock, send it as a postcard. (Thin postcards seem to get lost in the mail much more often.) c) You can do either of the options above, and then stick it in a handmade envelope and mail it as a flat card. Your envelope must still be made of recycled materials. (I’ve used maps, take-out menus, and old calendar pages. I’ve received ones made from doubled-up catalog and magazine pages.) I’ll be doing option C, because I haven’t always had the best of luck with sending postcards. "Recycled" doesn't mean "trash"! Even though we're recycling, please send a card that you'd be happy to receive. Step 2 - Write a short greeting on the back, along with the swap name and your username (for quick & easy rating). Step 3 - Address it, and put the correct amount of postage on it. Send it by the deadline, and remember to mark that you’ve sent it here. Step 4 - Rate your partner when you receive. More Details
If you are sending from the US:
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Please feel free to PM me with questions. :) | |
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