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Once again, it's time for the annual Homemade Ornament Exchange!
For those of you who missed it last year, or else just need a refresher, here's how it works: I post this in my blog, along with my email address. If you are wanting a homemade ornament, send your mailing address to vg_ford(at)yahoo(dot)com by November 25th, and I'll send you one. In no way does this make you obligated to make ornaments of your own; if you do wish to, however, post this in your blog (just replacing my email address with yours).
Some things to keep in mind if you're participating:
-A gift is a gift, not an obligation. If I send you an ornament don't pressure yourself or feel guilty thinking you have to make me one in return.
-Ornaments have to be made by hand by you. Putting a ribbon on a store-bought ornament does not count! It can be as fancy as a stained-glass star or crocheted and beaded garland, or as simple as a felt gingerbread man or candy-cane reindeer with pipe cleaner antlers. Whatever it is, it's got to be homemade!
-Because I'm paying for shipping (and so are you, if you're making ornaments), if multiple ornaments can be sent to the same address then please let me know.
-If you're making ornaments, try to have them sent out by the first of December. People who are overseas, this means the ornament will probably arrive by Christmas but it might not.
-Don't bankrupt yourself making and shipping ornaments. Keep it within your means. Be creative and see what you can make with things you already have!
-When sending your address, also mention any special requests or instructions (for example, if you're doing your tree all in one color this year, or you don't like a certain thing or really love a certain thing). Your request might not be met but I'll at least try.
peaseblossom03Once again, it's time for the annual Homemade Ornament Exchange!
For those of you who missed it last year, or else just need a refresher, here's how it works: I post this in my blog, along with my email address. If you are wanting a homemade ornament, send your mailing address to vg_ford(at)yahoo(dot)com by November 25th, and I'll send you one. In no way does this make you obligated to make ornaments of your own; if you do wish to, however, post this in your blog (just replacing my email address with yours).
Some things to keep in mind if you're participating:
-A gift is a gift, not an obligation. If I send you an ornament don't pressure yourself or feel guilty thinking you have to make me one in return.
-Ornaments have to be made by hand by you. Putting a ribbon on a store-bought ornament does not count! It can be as fancy as a stained-glass star or crocheted and beaded garland, or as simple as a felt gingerbread man or candy-cane reindeer with pipe cleaner antlers. Whatever it is, it's got to be homemade!
-Because I'm paying for shipping (and so are you, if you're making ornaments), if multiple ornaments can be sent to the same address then please let me know.
-If you're making ornaments, try to have them sent out by the first of December. People who are overseas, this means the ornament will probably arrive by Christmas but it might not.
-Don't bankrupt yourself making and shipping ornaments. Keep it within your means. Be creative and see what you can make with things you already have!
-When sending your address, also mention any special requests or instructions (for example, if you're doing your tree all in one color this year, or you don't like a certain thing or really love a certain thing). Your request might not be met but I'll at least try.
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