The Lace Christmas Card Exchange is getting organized. Many people have already signed up for it. If you missed the first notice, here is a recap.
Each person who signs up is given a partner. The two partners exchange cards. The card must have some kind of handmade lace ON or IN it. The card itself can be either handmade or purchased. The lace can be any kind of lace: needle, bobbin, knitted, tatted, battenberg, etc. Each person can sign up for one, two or three exchanges. The cards are to be mailed by Dec 5. Consider carefully how much time you have to invest in this project before signing up for multiple cards but the energetic people may do more than one. When the cards are finished, either the sender or receiver should scan the card/lace and send it to Jenny at www.brandis.com.au/2006/index.html. Jenny has kindly offered to post the pictures of the cards on her website so we can all see them. Partners should arrange between themselves who will send the scan. It was suggested that you include the source of the pattern with the scan, as well as who made it and who received it. If the pattern is your own design, and you're willing to share, it could also be sent to Jenny. And, of course, send a thank you to your partner so she or he knows the card was received. If interested, email directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] by Oct 25. Then start planning/making lace. Alice in soggy Oregon -- pondering what I'll do on my lace card - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
