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A forum for the publication of ATC swaps facilitated by Deb Silva.
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IMPORTANT stuff about postage
Hi Darlings,
This is very important Re: your SASE - any envelope over 1/4" thick is non-machinable, so needs to be hand canceled which requires 13 cents additional postage. So basically, because we allow for embellished cards you need to use at least 54 cents worth of postage - some of you have been using 3/39 cent stamps - way overkill~not neccessary .
Also - perfectly square envelopes, (.54), and over 1 oz. is obviously extra - so if in doubt - go with two stamps -
Thanks so Much!!
p.s. - thank you, thank you! to all of you who send me little giftees, I just can't tell you how much I enjoy them!!
General Guidelines for every Swap:
Swap guidelines are as follows:
You send in 4 cards And get back 3 from other artists –
the 4th card, (I keep)
Will be posted on this blog with your name.
PLEASE send a SASE with your cards –
To sign up-
email Deb at creatart@gmail.com before the deadline,
with the name of the swap in the subject line.
Please
don’t sign up unless you are committed to the swap .
If you need more info about ATCs before you sign up -
check out this link- http://www.cedarseed.com/air/atc.html –
Are you a regular player with a blog??
Let us see it! - Send me the link with the words "Player Blog" in the subject line ~creatart@gmail.com
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Note on Altered Ancestors
*How to Spotlight your card in the Artella Daily Muse!
The Artella Daily Muse: http://www.artelladailymuse.com/ has an Artbituaries column where Altered Ancestors are spotlighted. If you’d like
your card
featured in this column submit a Tip or Technique by email along with a .jpg of the card and a list of the materials and instructions. All submissions
subject to approval by the
column editor, of course, but your cards are always fabulous! You will be notified before your card is featured so you can sign up for a complimentary two day subscription.
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