Hey. I PM'd you about this a couple of days ago and haven't heard back yet. Do you still need an angel?

Hey! I sent you a PM about this swap earlier this morning. Just FYI

I sent you a PM just a bit ago. Let me know if still need someone. Thanks

That's right, I'm a SPN fangirl and this is a papercut of my favorite quote over the impala. I'm thinking of expanding this into a larger series

Yes, I didn't ask about the process but the original organizer was a board mod so I assume she had permission and that anyone interested in running a new swap of this nature would need permission as well.

And of course angeling is always on the table and I'm keeping an eye out for a chance at that (none have come up since I rejoined the site) but I randomly found the redemption swap while browsing old galleries and things and I thought it might be a neat idea. I've only been back on a couple of weeks so it isn't really a huge issue, just one possibility I thought I'd throw out there

I know in the past there have been a couple of rounds of a redemption swap for crafters with negative feedback. In the last round I believe the recipients were all FOCs and the organizer assigned one crafter to each FOC. I've written the organizer of the last round and she has no intentions to do another, but would other people be interested in starting something like this?

Thanks! I got the paper on sale and used a slightly modified version of the tutorial found on this awesome blog:  http://whimsicalworldoflaurabird.blogspot.com/2011/03/paper-flower-tutorial.html

My cousin is amazing and bought me some moleskins so I'm making plans to alter them all. At least a couple will be embroidered but this is the first one in the series and it's all papercrafting! Pics are of the front cover, inside back cover and back.

Absolutely, but you'd have to make it with like origami paper or something really tiny. I did this a 1/4 the scale of the original in the tute and it's still a foot across. Still, I might just get some teeny tiny paper and use your idea closer to christmas time.

This idea (and the super easy tutorial to go with it) were both found here http://thelovelyresidence.blogspot.com/2010/10/youre-star.html through the magic of pintrest. I'm redoing my room in a boho theme and so I selected some vintagey looking paper and back it with textured solids in the appropriate colors. The colors are a little softer in the photo than in person, especially the blue, but overall I'm happy with it.