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Fabric Scrap Craft

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Swap Coordinator:user551 (contact)
Swap categories: Crafts 
Number of people in swap:11
Location:Other
Type:None
Last day to signup/drop:April 25, 2006
Date items must be sent by:June 1, 2006
Number of swap partners:1
Description:

Swap one homemade (or mostly homemade) fabric scrap craft with one other swap partner. You may craft anything your creative mind can think of. While I hate placing dollar figures on creativity, I am going to name a $ value minimum as this swap is so open-ended with regard to the variety of what you might make/receive. Please make an item that you feel you could retail for at least $10 in the open market. Anything you dream of could be swap fodder... clothing, jewelry, pillows, sachets, purses, rugs, wall art, dolls..just to name a few. If desired, you may purchase & embellish a store bought (new or second hand/thrift shop) item with your fabric scraps, or use a store bought item to showcase your finished product or better illustrate its use. Deadline for Signup or Drop: April 25th Deadline to Mail Swap: June 1st

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user410 07/12/2006 #

I had my package returned as undeliverable. will janielle l. please email me so i can send her package to her. I have verified that the address i have on the package matches what swap-bot has listed. Thanks so much. Teresa

anturov 07/29/2026 #

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