Red Hat

Firstly, I have to confess that the red hat shown above is one I made with my Red Hat sisters. It is made from a bra 🙂. And those are my eyes you are looking at!!

I am a member of the Red Hat Society. We are a group of women that are 50 and over that enjoy getting together and having "Ladies' Nights Out" (our group accepts any age as long as you like to have fun!). We go to movies, plays, museums, do crafts, have pot luck soup dinners...etc. It's always something fun! 🎉 The biggest part of being a Red Hatter? We have to wear purple and sport a red hat. For our birthday month, we can wear red with a purple hat - reversed. You don't have to be a Red Hatter to join this swap! 💜

This will be fun and easy! Make an ATC that is purple and red (any medium) with a Red Hat on it somewhere.

Recap: Red Hat ATC

1 ATC - standard 2.5 x 3.5 inches in size, sturdy backing

1 partner

Purple and red ATC with a Red Hat on it somewhere.

Label the back with your name, swap bot user name/ID, swap name, and date. Don't forget to put the swap name on the envelope too.

Not a requirement, but it would be nice if you put the ATC in a sleeve to protect it.

No sticker slapping

You don't have to be a member of the Artisan ATC group join this swap.

This should be fun... Be as creative you want as long as you keep it clean.

Everyone should have a profile that I have to scroll down in order to read about how terrific you are and what your likes/dislikes are 🙂

Don't forget to rate your partner and your coordinator 🙂

I will not be able to angel so please don't flake on your partner...you wouldn't want them to flake on you 💜 Flakers will be reported on the Questionable Swappers blog.