Below is a sample of the back of a fabric poscard I created for another swap to give you ideas. Your cards/postcards can be fabric, paper, or a combination of both but must use AlphaStamps Tallulah's sheets!
The deadline for this swap is due in my hands by March 22nd, 2008; late entries will be returned.
This is a 5 for 4 swap: Participants will create 5 cards (flat or folded) or postcards (fabric or paper) for 4 cards or postcards. 1 card or postcard will be sent to Alpha Stamps for sponsoring the swap . . . . . . Everyone will receive a gift collage sheet from Alpha Stamps for participating -- and one lucky participant will be awarded a special first prize from Alpha Stamps for the most creative card or postcard.
Requirements: Your cards or postcards must be created with any of the Tallulah’s vintage collage sheet images from the Alpha Stamps website. You are required to email lenna to see if there is still space available in the swap as I will limit the amount of participants to 35 ~ You will receive full details of the swap when you sign up with your first & last name -thank you!
Create your cards! Any size folded card, flat card, postcard is OK as long as it would be easy to mail. You can create these cards so someone could actually use them for correspondence or just create them for their enjoyment. When choosing images from the Alpha Stamp Tallulah’s sheets you will decide whether you will work with card stock, vellum, or fabric sheet images. The actual card is up to you: fabric postcards are very welcome! Folded or flat paper cards are lovely, and paper cards with fabric or lace are a treat! You can make some of each if you like or they can be all the same. You will receive a mixed variety in return. Hope to hear from you! Contact me via email to see if there is room - see my profile page for the address.
Below are two fabric & paper pieces I have created from one of my favorite Tallulah's sheets; Drama Queens (scroll down once there to see it).
I hope this will give you some ideas!
No comments:
Post a Comment
Instructions: After clicking on the 'Enter Comment' box, "Comment as:" will appear. If you are logged into Google, your Google profile name should appear. If not, click the down arrow to choose 'Anonymous' - or your Name and your website URL if applicable. Type your comment into the space provided and click publish! Your comment will be sent to me to approve. ***You will not see your comment published immediately, as all comments are moderated. This helps to keep the blog spam-free.