Group: | Canadian Swappers |
Swap Coordinator: | user6937 (contact) |
Swap categories: | Rubber Stamping |
Number of people in swap: | 3 |
Location: | Regional - Canada |
Type: | Type 3: Package or craft |
Last day to signup/drop: | January 12, 2015 |
Date items must be sent by: | January 23, 2015 |
Number of swap partners: | 1 |
Description: | |
I love my stamps. Wouldn't give 'em up in a million years (well, if the postage wasn't so crazy high, I might be willing to give away more than a few of them; some unopened, ahem). lol But, honestly, I love the different types there are. I wish I knew of a great stamp place where I live (Calgary), or even a reasonably priced on-line CDN website. VivaLasVegas stamps are wonderful (IMHO); a lot are just my style. I know there are more company's out there. Do you have some great stamps you'd be willing to share the images from? The good thing about sharing stamped images (ones with nice black #CRISP# edges on bright white cardstock) is that you can scan them and use them over and over!! This swap is for those awesome stamps you've got. No small ones, and no $1.50 ones from Michael's - most of us can get them. Put each image on its own separate piece of cardstock. Tell your partner what ink you used, so s/he knows which ink s/he can use to colour the image with. Make your envelope as close to 30 grams (1 oz) as you can w/o going over - this is a one stamp swap. I love my kitchen scale - got it for $10 on sale. And - they always go on sale. PM me if you don't know where I got it. :) In the comments section below, list the types of stamps you prefer - or wouldn't prefer, for that matter. If you can accommodate your partner, wonderful. If not, it's senders choice. Hopefully, you get images that suit you to a T. If you don't, you know the rules. If you get an envelope close to 30 g full of nice, crisply stamped images on white cardstock, then your partner deserves a fair rating of a 5. |
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