Dollhouse miniature swaps
Participating in swaps is nice way of collecting one of kind (hand-made) miniatures. Before starting swapping in this wiki we need to define the rules very carefully. If someone wants to start hosting a swap, please contact Johanna and discuss the rules of your swap.
See mailing minis for tips on packaging
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Swaps in general
There are different kind of swaps.
Pair swap
In pair swap there is only 2 people who are swapping the miniatures.
Group swap
Let´s say there are 10 people in a group. All of them make 10 miniatures and send them to the swap organizer who then sends each participants miniatures made by 10 different people.
Surprise sender swap
The receiver does not know who is sending the swap for her and she needs to guess who it was.
Theme swap
The swap has a theme, e.g. toys so everybody are making toys for the swap.
Material swap
Also materials can be swapped, e.g. buttons, lace, fabrics.
- fabric, bunka, feathers and a pattern to make hat(s)
- Aida canvas, with trimming and lining fabric, instructions to make a picnic or sewing box
- paper flower and leaf punch outs with instructions to make various flowers
- selection of bunka and matching braided trim made with embroidery thread
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Surprise content swap
The swap content is not defined at all.
Swap pictures
Advent calendar swaps
Christmas
Halloween
Hanukka
Valentines Day
Littleroomers 2005 - from Nitfiend
Non-specific swaps
Littleroomers - from Nitfiend
Swaps 2008 - from Nitfiend
Swaps 2007 - from Nitfiend
Swaps 2006 - from Nitfiend
Swaps Sent - by Sowl. Mini
Swaps Recieved - by Sowl. Mini
Videos
Swap groups
Greenleaf Forum - pictures of swaps
Swap ideas
Halloween
- pumpkins
- scarecrow
- scary food
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Hannukka
- Menorah
- Dreidel
- Decorations - Use blue, white and silver as decorating colours
- Centerpieces - (Silver Star of David could be used with some Blue Glitter, etc)
- Gelt - money or the chocolate coin kind
- Foods - Doughnuts, Potato Latkes, Coconut Macaroons, Matzoh Ball Soup,
- Pickled Salmon, etc
- Gift Basket done in blue, white and silver
- Presents
Christmas
- Decorations - Swags, Angel Topper, Wreath, Candles, etc
- Ornaments in a box
- Tree Skirt
- Holiday Fireplace Screen
- Filled Stockings
- Gifts - (open or closed), toys, etc
- Mitten/Scarves
- Candy Dish /w candy of course :)
- House and Outside Decor
- Foods - Turkey, stuffing, mash potatoes, veggies, christmas cake, cookies, etc
- Cookies and milk for Santa.
Sewing Room
- Rolls or folded Fat Quarters
- Baskets full of ...
- Skeins of yarn
- Quilt racks
- Other things that are sewn - ragdolls, quilts home accessories. Picture what would be needed to make a finished product. e.g.,quilters need a quilters ruler, yardage and fat quarters, spools of thread or floss, or wool ifmaking a tied qiult. Batting, of course. Think of the contents of a fabric store - much to choose from there!
- Serger
- Pleater board
- Mini-iron for quilting, standard iron and ironing board
- Half finished quilt or dress
- Totes or rolling carts full of fabrics or other supplies
- Quilt layout board (This is a cork board hung on the wall, where fabric swatches are pinned to determine how they look together at a distance.
- Garbage pails, radios, chairs, tables TV, computer, etc.
- Cards of buttons, measuring tape, sewing books and patterns, cutting mat
- Dress form, sewing machine, scissors of many sizes, yardstick
- Shelf for ribbons and threads
- Pincushion
- Fabric sample book
- Embroidery accessories
- Bolts of fabric
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