This list is good for crafters who like to make and receive cards.

 

If you don’t like making cards this list is not for you.

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On this list you make  greeting cards of any theme, size and any technique.

It's a great way of exchanging ideas and trying out new techniques and textures

 

This list also helps the environment as it turns your single use card into a card that can bring joy to 2 or more receivers.

 

The instructions for the list are outlined below:

• The card you send can be any size or shape and any technique.

• On the inside of the card you attach a removeable insert using a piece of washi tape or any temporary adhesive. 

  • On the bottom of the removeable insert you can either write or adhere the following (which you can create on your computer).

  • There is also a stamp set available from Simon Says Stamps.

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Here are some examples of the wording you can use: 

1- Please feel free to remove this note and send the card on to another loved one. 

2- Keep the kindness going...Remove this note and share the card with a friend.

3- Make someone smile. Pass this card on!

4- Share the love and send this on to another.

5-Sharing is caring. Pass this card on to a friend. 

 

You can of course use your own wording provided it conveys a similar message.  Once your card is passed on it's not so single use anymore.

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• When  you have made the card with the removable insert you send it to another member on the C2S list. 

• You must make a card for every member on the list. I hope you enjoy making this type of card that is no longer a single use item and is showing respect for our planet.

• To ensure the receiver knows who the card is from and from which list make sure your removable insert has the following

  • your name 

  • a little personal message,

  • write UKSN/C2S with your message

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When you receive a card that is made for you with the removable insert

• remove the removable insert

• feel free to send this on to anyone as long as they are not on the C2S list

• do not claim that card as your own work. 

• once you have received that first card you make a card with the removable insert for the sender as a way of saying thank you (but the card doesn’t actually have to say thank you on it).

•     the person who sent you a card then waits to receive a card from you.

 

That way  the cards keep going back and forth. 

 

I would suggest that you keep a record of who you have sent to and who you have received from and not just trust it to memory or the cycle of sending and receiving will halt.

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