Group: | "At Home with the Georgettes" |
Swap Coordinator: | Star7Lily (contact) |
Swap categories: | Handmade |
Number of people in swap: | 8 |
Location: | International |
Type: | Type 3: Package or craft |
Last day to signup/drop: | October 31, 2019 |
Date items must be sent by: | November 23, 2019 |
Number of swap partners: | 1 |
Description: | |
It is with the greatest of pleasure that Viscountess Farnsworth of Comely invites the whole of Amberleigh and its surrounds, to take part in our annual Comely Fete. We encourage farmhands, carters, spinners & weavers, publicans, shepherds, farrowers, milk maids, kitchen hands, shop owners all. In celebration of this long hoped for, & well attended event, we shall have ale, meat, cheese & pickle, biscuits & bread; fine tasty cakes & tea, ribbons, braid, and a merry confectioners sweet stall! ................................................................................................ The Swap: We would like for our village members and those other good friends dwelling on the fringe of Georgian good taste, to join us. We will be making a fancy shipping label or large gift tag
7"x 2 1/2" or an 8"x3” please keep it fairly flat for a journal. Decorate your label (gift tag) in Autumnal glory, you might choose food from a country fete as the subject, Wheat sheaf's or tankard of ale and cheese and straw (rafia), show how you would share the celebration of attending a good 18thC fete if you lived in those times. Do this within the confines of the cardstock rectangle tag. Pierce a hole, and thread with colourful ribbon or braid etc. paper rafia works well. This label might grace a pocket in a journal if you are making one, (see forum), YES it could be a large wide bookmark if you prefer that term measured as above. In your package Also Include a short note to your partner, (perhaps from a character who was hired at the fete, or one who did the hiring etc, have some fun (but it is not essential if you are not inclined to play act). So to define clearly:
Please join with me in the celebration of Sweet JOY. Lady Caroline Farnsworth Any questions please ask below or pm @Star7Lily |
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