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The swap was hosted by Peggy from N.J. She opened a special mail list at Onelist for us swappers to exchange ideas and what not. She has offered to do many extras and it sounds like she's going to be very busy getting the blocks swapped out. I believe there are at least 90 swappers and we were able to send in a maximum of 75 blocks apiece. Three cheers for Peggy!!! Great job, Peggy! Thank you. I'm sure the whole group feels the same way.
Blocks have to be in by Feb. 28, 1999, and then Peggy is going to swap them out. I can hardly wait to receive mine.
From explanations on the mail list, they sound wonderful. Some of mine are very plain in comparison to what I've heard, but that's okay because I joined to have fun and hopefully learn some techniques from others.
These are just a few of the blocks I made for the swap. The black backgrounds reminded me of a city at night, the blue one of a starry night, and the green one of a grassy lawn.
I will put up the blocks I receive in exchange when I receive them.
I hope you enjoy viewing them.
since Feb. 13, 1999