***USA ONLY*** Halloween Slam Swap

EDITED Do you love Halloween and do you love slams? Well if you answered yes to these question then this is the swap for you! In this swap you will be making 2 slams. Both with a Halloween theme! 1 made for your partner and 1 made for you! You will send Both of the slams to only 1 partner! Both of the slams must be at least 4x6 and have 6 pages not including the front and back covers and sign in/out pages! Both slams must be nice and neat. Only send slams that you would want to receive please. This swap is USA only, no newbies and must have a 5.0 to participate. No no sends please! Here is a quick overview of slam definitions in case anyone doesn't know what they are:

DEFINITIONS OF DIFFERENT SLAMS Slams are a type of book where each participant is asked to join a series of questions. There are many different kinds of slams...question and answers, list type, sign if, ect.

IN MAKING SLAMS: Slams must be a 1/4 of a full page for height/width (A6 size or about 4x5 inches). All slams must include a decorated cover usually made with lightweight cardstock although some are not and it is not required (which may or may not include the for/by addresses), a sign in/labels page, a sign out page, and at least six additional pages of questions or categories. Additional question pages or extras (extra sign-ins, "chat" pages, etc) is optional and up to the maker. Addresses and questions may be typed or handwritten, but please make them neat and easy to read.

SPECIAL DEFINITION SLAMS: a) A half-page slam is approximately 5x7 inches (A5 size)-- the size of a full sized piece of computer paper cut in half. Slams made from stationery letter pads (i.e. Diddl, Sanrio letter pads, etc) qualify as half-page slams, provided they are not "memo sheet" sized. b) A full-page slam is approximately 8.5 x 11 inches (or A4)-- the size of a standard piece of computer paper.

I think this will be a fun and exciting swap! I hope to see lots of sign ups! Thanks for looking at my swap! Any questions please feel free to ask!