... lol CARD SWAP I love to receive christmas cards and I'm ready to get started on my list. As you know last year I had fun with card swaps you can see what I did here I've already bought some prim cards they are ... m working on things to go inside them :) If you're interested in doing a christmas card swap with me, leave me a note here and send me an email to eweniquetreasures@ ...

... 8217;s holiday time again and Vane from Brooklyn Bride is holding her 3rd annual card swap!  I’ve participated in all of them and I am giddy each year when I see who my swap partners are - it’s so fun to connect with everyone. If you want to swap (and I hope you do!) here are the details: Happy crafting! © Elizabeth Anne Designs: The Wedding Blog, 2009 | ...

... the video to see which name Morgan randomly chose! All participants in the November team card swap were entered in the draw, the prize being a "Holiday Best" Level 1 hostess set. Congrats to our lucky winner... and we'll see what's up for grabs next month for the December team card swap! Joyce: Ashlee: Donna: Michelle: Lyne: Janine: Maria: Katherine: ...

I had stamp camp tonight and these are the cards that gals that participated in the card swap made. All I can say is WOW! The only requirements of the swap were that they do there best work, and use good quality materials. And they sure did that. The pictures don't do them justice. I quick snapped them before stamp camp started and ...

... a pile of Christmas cards and, happily (though sad for my holiday card collection), most of my friends and family that live down the street. I thought that ... - lovely holiday cards and nowhere to send them - so I wanted to open up a Christmas card swap. I was imagining the joy of receiving cards from all over the world from my delightful bloggy friends! There aren't any rules, really, just ...

... to get into the holiday spirit? Then sign-up for the third annual Holiday Card Swap hosted by Vané at Brooklyn Bride! It's open to everyone and is a super fun and satisfying way to get your holiday craft on for a ... 's a tasty twist too- include your favorite cookie recipe in each card, and collect new ones in the cards you receive. Yum! Read all the instructions ...

... much to Kids' Craft Weekly for hosting their holiday card swap--we had a great time making our cards and sending them all over the U.S. and world. We can't wait to see what arrives in our mailbox ... white glue that worked best and had a little trouble with our substitution, I love how differently each card turned out. This site provided the inspiration; check out what older ...

... soul again." To me, the only way to do this is to have time for myself. Big blocks of it. Oh yeah! I'm looking forward to that! To get into the groove, I signed up for the event's card swap. My inspiration was my piano. I've never been very good and don't have an ear for music, but I enjoy plunking out a & ...

... contains a statement that says “detach here and sent back with payment”… SO, I miss getting non-financial mail. Anyway, this is a great way to get your craft on, and make some new friends. I love it! Here is the general gist of the Card Swap, but please visit BklynBrideOnline for more details.

Beetle and I made some cards together for the 2009 Kids’ Craft Weekly Holiday card swap. We posted ours in late November, and we were very happy this afternoon to find our first two cards in the letterbox. These ones were from Oscar and Anouk, and Rex, from Australia. They got a bit damp but fortunately they were ...

... So 7-10 more would be AWESOME! So basically we each get a list of the 20 or so people who want to do the swap and send each of them a Christmas card with a wish, prayer or blessing plus a 4x6 embellished, prettied-up or pre-designed recipe card with your favorite Christmas recipe. There are some sites that you can print them off if you have some cardstock ( ...

... me know. Hell, you could even reply to this post to let me know! That would be pretty smart. Meanwhile, I want us to have a card swap. Now you, too, can look like one of the cool kids that has friends and everything ... restricted what holidays we celebrate here at AG>18. Should you get a card with something on it that is a symbol of a faith not your own, I expect you to act like an adult and say ...

... … as I’ve received emails from many of the people who signed up for the card swap who have since backed out and decided not to participate.    I understand how trying the ... … I will receive and redistribute all cards so your information will never go beyond me! At the end of the swap, all participants will be thanked and acknowledged on the blog (along with links to your blog if ...

My friend Dawn made me one of her beautiful vintage bracelets (see some at her Etsy shop) in exchange for some Christmas cards. I can't wait to see the bracelet. I think I got the better end of this deal! :-) It occurred to me as I was leaving for her house to drop them off that I had a "bloggable moment" so I snapped these photots with my phone camera on my way out the door. ...

... we've decided to host our very own holiday ornament swap!  Here's how things are going to go down: If you would like to participate, send an ... emily com (or click here!) with "Holiday Ornament Swap" in the subject line by Friday, November ... 're at it, how about signing up for Brooklyn Bride's card swap, too?  The more, the merrier, we say! Let the holidays begin, ...