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I will not be doing the Christmas Card Exchange this year.
Comments (5)You are welcome. It really isn't hard to do. I just copy and paste the names and addresses into a word document, then divide into groups as they came in. Then email the list at the end of sign up. It would be very easy for someone else to pick up and do....See MoreChristmas Card Exchange 2020 Sign UP
Comments (15)Thank you Artemis_ma. I have added you. Phyllis_mn, if your information from last year has not changed, I have added you. I have not gotten a message or an email from you. We now have 7 signed up....See More2020 Christmas card exchange list
Comments (11)I got the list. Thank you so much for doing this. Hope you have a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year....See MoreClose-up Christmas; Cards
Comments (51)One year I made my own cards on blank paper. I got a very fancy filagree wreath stamp...don't quite remember but I think you stamped on some type of adhesive. Then you covered it in a powder and then heated it which caused the powder to melt and become dimensional. Then I hand colored each one with water color pens. I got another stamp for the inside that said Merry Christmas or some such holiday wish. It was a lot of work, but it was fun. Not sure I have any left......See MoreOutsidePlaying
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