
I thought maybe some of you might like to participate too this year.

I will accept up to 14 participants. Each of you will create 14 valentines (that number will be adjusted if there are less than 14 participants), mail them to me, and I will send return packages to each of you containing the 14 different valentines.

I need your package by Feb. 1st. Your valentine does not have to be made of paper. There are a lot of other options. Maybe you like felt, or wallpaper, or fabric, or crepe paper, or vintage school valentines, or buttons, or beads, or embroidery, or yarn, the list goes on and on! (The pictures are just a few ideas that are already kicking around in my head.) Use whatever it is that you like to craft with. Please keep them to 5x7 or smaller though, and made of something that I can mail in a padded envelope. And please enclose $2 to help cover part of the cost of return shipping.
So, are you game to be my valentine? Leave a comment here (with an email address if you don't have a blog) or email me through my profile. I hope you will play along with me!
EDIT: Thank you! The swap is full. I will send a confirmation email to all participants sometime this weekend. Please let me know if you think you are in and do not recieve it.
Those little strawberries a Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSandra Evertson
I'd love to participate :o) A good excuse to do some crafting!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like so much fun - but alas I am trying NOT to overcommit so I think I will sit this one out and live vicariously through the rest of you! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun! I still have your valentine from last year so I'm in!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like fun! I don't have that many folks to give valentines to... but I was thinking I could string mine on ribbon and use them to decorate for the holiday!
ReplyDeleteSo, count me in! : )
And thanks for commenting on my blog!
If there's still room, I'd love to join in!
ReplyDeleteI would love to take part, if there's room! My e-mail is seblagg@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI'm in - I'll start my valentines now.
ReplyDeleteI'm in :) I'd love to give and receive some Valentines!
ReplyDeleteCount me in on the Valentine swap! It sounds like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeletenifersATyahooDOTcom
Count me in! I been wanting to start a project and this sounds very doable.
ReplyDeleteRight on time - I was just starting to have no-classroom-of-kiddie-to-make-Valentines-with-angst. Thanks, chica. :)
ReplyDeleteCount me in! I need an excuse to use some pink!
ReplyDeleteTiff
tcupps@maine.rr.com
Sounds like fun. Count me in if there's still room.
ReplyDeletesounds fun, but I am not ready to commit yet...
ReplyDeleteI would love to participate! My grandmother's maiden name was Valentine. We celebrate big around here!
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteI would love to join in...No Blog yet,,but it is a New Years resolution..
Please reach me at
srojas63@hotmail.com
I'd love to join if you still have room ~ sounds like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteTamy
3sidesofcrazy.blogspot.com
Is there still room? I have a cute idea. My email is sasha.libby@shaw.ca
ReplyDeletedamn damn damn.... I'm so sorry I missed it!
ReplyDeleteI do hope you'll post pictures so we can all "participate". Even those of us too slow to get in.
ReplyDeleteI just came across your blog through another blog. I know that christmas is SO OVER, but I am going to try your bleached bottle brush trees so I can use them for Easter. I am enjoying your blog so far!!
ReplyDeletemary
Drats! I wasn't fast enough, but will enjoy looking at the Valentines online!
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah, thanks for the invitation, but I'll have to pass. Let me explain. I'm a terrible beyond terrible crafter/card maker. It always ends in tears; me with my fingers glued together and terrible looking crinkly 'crafts' that end up in the garbage. It's my life's disapointment, it really is. That's why I'm a devoted reader of your blog! I so enjoy living vacariously through all of you talented sewing/crafting/card making phenoms!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO gorgeous!!!! And practically free, too? Love it even more...
ReplyDeleteI am esp. impressed with the way you made eggs into apples!