USAPC - Open Theme Flip Book

For this swap we are going to make a small flip book and fill it up and decorate it with the theme of your choice. Using the below tutorial as a guide, we will make a flip book using three sheets of 6x6 cardstock paper. This can be from a paper pack or cardstock paper that you have cut down to 6x6. This will give you a flip book that has two pockets. You will decorate the flip book using whatever fun things you can think of and fill the pockets too. The tutorial calls this a mini album with pockets, but it is basically a flip book. She had more pages in her flip book, but we are only going to use 3 (three) 6x6 cardstock papers. She also made card inserts for the pockets. You can do this if you want, but it is not required as long as you put something fun in the pockets. You can decorate your flip book using stamps, dies, stickers, computer printed items, things taken from books/magazines, etc. It is sender's choice on the cardstock paper to use and the theme, but make something that is nice and something that you would like to receive. No sticker slapping! This does not mean you can't use stickers, but they have to be used as a cohesive part of your project. Include with your swap the swap title and your swap ID.

Tutorial click here

NOTE: Picture of flip book is not one I have personally made, but is a picture from the Internet.

If you have questions, please message me on swap-bot as I am not notified of messages left at the bottom of the swap in the comment section and might not see them as fast as I would if left a message on swap-bot.

Requirements:

No 1's or 3's in the last year and no previous history of unexplained 1's or 3's. You must have at least a 4.9 rating to participate in this swap. If you are a newbie who hasn't been rated yet, please message me and we can set up a private swap.

This swap is sender's choice, so if you are very specific about what you can and cannot receive or have a list of dislikes a mile long, this swap is not for you!

Rate your partner upon receipt of your swap. No one should have to hunt down a rating! In my opinion, non-raters are just as bad as flakers!

If you receive the swap and it meets the swap requirements, you must rate a 5 even if it is not your style or something you personally like. Hearts are available if you absolutely loved the swap and thought it was amazing! A 3 rating is for swaps that do not meet requirements or that are late. Please do not be the “Swap Police!” You don't need to investigate every detail of a swap to see if it “cleared the rules” or look at postmarks hoping to catch someone mailing a day late! If it is obvious fine, but don't be petty and go looking for minor “infractions!” And no, that does not mean you can send late either! A 1 rating is if you did not receive your swap. I will angel those who do not receive a swap I host after they have tried to resolve the situation with their swap partner and are unable to resolve the problem and after they have rated their partner a 1.

Please be kind and respectful – no drama! Swap-bot is supposed to be fun! 😃