Potholder Swap - Signup by October 31, 2010
#11
If I remember correctly my grandma used to use a couple of layers of old towels. She'd cut out the best parts and throw the rest away. But I want to use what others are using. Also, is it okay to use that silvery non burning stuff like ironing board covers are made from on the back?
#12
Originally Posted by raptureready
If I remember correctly my grandma used to use a couple of layers of old towels. She'd cut out the best parts and throw the rest away. But I want to use what others are using. Also, is it okay to use that silvery non burning stuff like ironing board covers are made from on the back?
#19
The activity page has been updated to this point. Please check that your name is on the list! http://www.quiltingboard.com/group_a...acnum=74#13161
#20
Well!!! Look at you....a swap organizer. I'm going to try to be a part of it, time permitting. Isn't this a wonderful way to help others???
One thing: how do you want them batted? It seems one layer would not protect you from the heat of the stove. Just wondering since it wasn't in the description.
Proud of you,
Nolee
One thing: how do you want them batted? It seems one layer would not protect you from the heat of the stove. Just wondering since it wasn't in the description.
Proud of you,
Nolee
Originally Posted by MegsAnn
Hello everybody! This is my first time organizing a swap and I'm excited! Let's swap finished potholders. This is open to quilters of all skill levels. C'mon and play!
Here are the rules for this swap:
1) Make up to 10 potholders. Any colors, any design. They should be at least 5 inches square. You don't have to use 100% cotton, but be wise in your fabric choices. Jean material would work well, but don't do anything that would melt when exposed to heat, like polyester. Safety is important! Please test your potholders to make sure it'll protect hands from hot dishes from the oven. All potholders you send in will be swapped. You will not recieve any of your own back. You will get as many back as you send. (For example, if you send 4, you'll get one potholder back from each of 4 different people.)
2) Please mark each one of your potholders so the recipients know who made them. This can be as elaborate as an embroidered label on the potholder, as simple as a piece of paper pinned to it with your boardname, or anything in-between.
3) Sign up by October 31st, 2010. PM me, MegsAnn, to sign up. Please don't sign up until you've made all of the potholders (limit 10) that you plan to submit for the swap, and let me know how many that is. I'd like to keep a running count.
4) Mail potholders to me, MegsAnn. They must be postmarked by November 5, 2010. Send them with a self addressed, stamped envelope for return postage. If you forget to send postage, there will be a delay getting them back until you've sent it. My address will be sent to you by PM. Please send potholders by priority mail, or your country's equivalent so they will arrive on time. Don't select a mailing method that will take more than 2 weeks. Anything that hasn't been recieved by November 25th will be returned to you unswapped.
5) Wait patiently (or impatiently, your choice!) for me to swap out the potholders and send them back to you. I plan to have them all mailed back by December 1st, 2010.
Please read the Rules for Swaps and Similar Activities here: http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-20154-1.htm
Here's the group activity page: http://www.quiltingboard.com/group_a...jsp?gracnum=74
Again, here are the important dates. Sign up by October 31st, mail by November 5th.
Here are the rules for this swap:
1) Make up to 10 potholders. Any colors, any design. They should be at least 5 inches square. You don't have to use 100% cotton, but be wise in your fabric choices. Jean material would work well, but don't do anything that would melt when exposed to heat, like polyester. Safety is important! Please test your potholders to make sure it'll protect hands from hot dishes from the oven. All potholders you send in will be swapped. You will not recieve any of your own back. You will get as many back as you send. (For example, if you send 4, you'll get one potholder back from each of 4 different people.)
2) Please mark each one of your potholders so the recipients know who made them. This can be as elaborate as an embroidered label on the potholder, as simple as a piece of paper pinned to it with your boardname, or anything in-between.
3) Sign up by October 31st, 2010. PM me, MegsAnn, to sign up. Please don't sign up until you've made all of the potholders (limit 10) that you plan to submit for the swap, and let me know how many that is. I'd like to keep a running count.
4) Mail potholders to me, MegsAnn. They must be postmarked by November 5, 2010. Send them with a self addressed, stamped envelope for return postage. If you forget to send postage, there will be a delay getting them back until you've sent it. My address will be sent to you by PM. Please send potholders by priority mail, or your country's equivalent so they will arrive on time. Don't select a mailing method that will take more than 2 weeks. Anything that hasn't been recieved by November 25th will be returned to you unswapped.
5) Wait patiently (or impatiently, your choice!) for me to swap out the potholders and send them back to you. I plan to have them all mailed back by December 1st, 2010.
Please read the Rules for Swaps and Similar Activities here: http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-20154-1.htm
Here's the group activity page: http://www.quiltingboard.com/group_a...jsp?gracnum=74
Again, here are the important dates. Sign up by October 31st, mail by November 5th.
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