Pink Craze: Pink Pass & Paste Postcard #359907

Send one noticeably pink Pass and Paste postcard to one partner.

I'll host this Pass and Paste Postcard swap for at least 4 rounds (more rounds if it gets enough interest).

International

4"x6" and Open Theme

Cut postcard weight paper to exactly 4" x 6". I want the dimensions of the postcard to be static (and the theme is a free/open theme) so participants can prepare a section ahead of time, if they want to. Each section will be 2"x3".

• The owner of the P&P PC decorates section 1.

Adhere items securely.

• Turn the PC over. Address the postcard to yourself. Leave room for swappers to write notes.

• Note: Do not include postage because the last person sending it home may not be from the same country as you!

• An example of the front and back of a P&P postcard

• Any art medium (collage, draw, watercolor, mixed media, stamped, etc). Swapper's choice.

• Mail the postcard, in an envelope, to your partner.

Next Round

• Use the postcard you have received from another pink pass & paste round

• Decorate the next empty section. If you've prepared a section, glue it onto the next available section on the postcard.

• Put it in an envelope and send to your partner.

Finish

• The goal is to have each space filled out by a different artist, and then the completed postcard is mailed home to the originator.

Homers

• When you receive a postcard with only one empty square left, decorate it and mail it back to the swapper listed in the address section. Mail it in a plastic sleeve (postage stamp should go on the plastic sleeve), or in an envelope.

Start a new pink P&P postcard if:

• You are assigned the creator as a partner. Do not send them their uncompleted postcard. Start a new PC.

• You get assigned a partner and they have already worked on that PC. Hold onto it and send it in another round to a different partner (or you can send it to me if you don't want to join more P&P PC swaps). Send your partner a new PC.

Please, no blank comments. When rating please comment on the item received. Example: "Thank you for user123's postcard."