pay it forward meme, 2012
Grabbed from aythia.
Pay it Forward, 2012.
The pledge: I promise to make something handmade for the first five (5) people who comment on this post.
The catch: You must then post this on your own LJ/FB/Twitter (wherever you like) and make something for the first five (5) people who comment on it.
The rules: Items must be handmade* by you and the recipients must recieve them before the end of 2012.
So what are you waiting for?
*when it says handmade, it doesn't have to be anything major, like a chest of drawers. It can be as simple as graphics, or a card, origami, crafts, sewing, knitting, food related, anything at all. Comments are screened for anyone who would like to include their address, or you can PM me with it.
Spots taken: 0/5
Depending on what it is, I'll probably send it to your house, in the mail (yay! mail!) so if you don't include an address here, I'll contact you later for one. In fact, I'll probably contact you anyway since I have the horrible tendency to lose things such as addresses, because I write them on scrap paper rather than a proper address book (and let's face it, you may move and not tell me, and then some random will get your present instead).
Also, I've decided that requests for things can be made, but no guarantees, whatsoever.
Pay it Forward, 2012.
The pledge: I promise to make something handmade for the first five (5) people who comment on this post.
The catch: You must then post this on your own LJ/FB/Twitter (wherever you like) and make something for the first five (5) people who comment on it.
The rules: Items must be handmade* by you and the recipients must recieve them before the end of 2012.
So what are you waiting for?
*when it says handmade, it doesn't have to be anything major, like a chest of drawers. It can be as simple as graphics, or a card, origami, crafts, sewing, knitting, food related, anything at all. Comments are screened for anyone who would like to include their address, or you can PM me with it.
Spots taken: 0/5
Depending on what it is, I'll probably send it to your house, in the mail (yay! mail!) so if you don't include an address here, I'll contact you later for one. In fact, I'll probably contact you anyway since I have the horrible tendency to lose things such as addresses, because I write them on scrap paper rather than a proper address book (and let's face it, you may move and not tell me, and then some random will get your present instead).
Also, I've decided that requests for things can be made, but no guarantees, whatsoever.