Wednesday 2 June 2010
Get stitching!
Today is the last day to sign up for The Great Big Stitched Postcard Swap! I had no idea how cool this was going to be – we have around 50 lovely people from all over the world signed up to create something special to drop into a stranger’s mailbox and brighten their day. I love the thought of all of us sitting in bookshops/coffee shops/on our sofas/going for a walk etc and contemplating how to interpret the theme of ‘time’. If you haven’t signed up already, what are you waiting for? Check it out here and get involved!
NB:The end of the day means when it stops being June 2nd in the last timezone
Thanks to all the generous ladies who have been sharing this on their blogs and inviting more friends in. See here for a full list of everyone signed up to date, with links to blogs so you can check out each other’s lovely blog spaces!
NB for those of you who have signed up, someone asked a very sensible question about whether to just post the postcard as it is, or put it in an envelope to protect it. It is up to you – I guess it depends on how delicate your creation is. Whatever it takes to get it there in one piece!
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UPDATE JULY 2010: The Great Big Stitched Postcard Swap has now closed. Thanks to everyone who joined in and made it so much fun! See our Flickr Group here for everyone's gorgeous creations! Check back in October when the project will open again
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Have you read part one of the new Do What You Love interview ‘Making your creative business fly’ with Kathy Heslop, an incredible woman who has lived many lives already, as professional musician, nautical globetrotter and serial entrepreneur who has seen multi-million dollar success for her creative businesses. She also happens to be one of the funniest women I know. Check it out here, and pop back tomorrow for part two
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Hi Beth, just popping over to say hello from flying lessons! Hope you're enjoying the class, I've loved your comments and this is a fab blog space you have - great to meet you!
ReplyDeleteErin :)
Hi Beth, I have just emailed you to see if I am too late to join in the swap? would love to be involved!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite some list you got going on there my friend. Pretty impressive first swap you've got going on.
ReplyDeleteThanks to Cathy and all her Ozzie friends and all the lovely bloggers sharing the swap love :-) So excited, thanks for your help and advice
ReplyDeleteYou are starting a stitching REVOLUTION! Good for you sweet Beth! Can't wait to see all the little beauties you create! xo
ReplyDeleteSo... this may be a stupid question, but is there a certain size that is standard for a postcard?
ReplyDeleteam i too late?
ReplyDeleteHi Donnell
ReplyDeleteIn theory you could make it any size you like, although I was thinking the size of a normal postcard, like the ones you send when you are on holiday
Beth