Black & White- April 2014 10.5 Layer cake swap
04-17-2014, 11:33 AM
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~ there is a EIGHT twist limit- all baggies cannot contain the SAME fabrics so mix them up- you may use the same fabric up to four baggies but the baggies MUST not have duplicates of themselves or be identical to other submitted baggies..
This was confusing. If you can use the same fabric in up to 4 baggies, how can the baggies not be identical to other submitted baggies? Are you saying to put different assortments together, but duplicating is ok?
I'll do my best because I really want to swap!
This was confusing. If you can use the same fabric in up to 4 baggies, how can the baggies not be identical to other submitted baggies? Are you saying to put different assortments together, but duplicating is ok?
I'll do my best because I really want to swap!
04-17-2014, 02:30 PM
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do you mean i was supposed to send 30 different reds so all 6 baggies would be different? I thought you would be trading baggie for baggie.
04-17-2014, 05:25 PM
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ill work out something when they come in.. no worries..
04-19-2014, 12:06 PM
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I have 6 sets and 4 twists now, ready to send. I cannot get it all into a flat rate envelope, including the return one. I am going to have to mail in a regular priority envelope (the kind they weigh). Trouble is, I don't think you can get all my layer cakes into a cardboard flat rate envelope, plus my twists. What should I do? Can I send you a regular envelope and then paypal you the postage once you tell me how much it is?
04-19-2014, 12:15 PM
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I have 6 sets and 4 twists now, ready to send. I cannot get it all into a flat rate envelope, including the return one. I am going to have to mail in a regular priority envelope (the kind they weigh). Trouble is, I don't think you can get all my layer cakes into a cardboard flat rate envelope, plus my twists. What should I do? Can I send you a regular envelope and then paypal you the postage once you tell me how much it is?
04-19-2014, 12:18 PM
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