But there is the mug rug exchange. It's been going on for a while but it's a casual exchange where you can take on as many or as little as you would like. Here's the opening page where the rules are.

[url]forum/friendship-triangle-exchange/6216-mug-rug-exchange-do-it-yourself-style[/url]

This strip exchange started in February of 2011.

There are none going on at the present time, but you are welcome to review how this one was managed and start a new one yourself if you are so inclined!
You might want to start by posting a notice on the forum to see how much interest there is.

I am interested in participating in a strip exchange.

Let me know if there is going to be exchange.
Diane

I would love to participate in the exchange too. Strips would be nice, but I am ok with anything.

I would be interested in participating, too! Can you count me in???

I'd be interested in particcipating in a strip exchange. I'd love to do batiks.

Thanks,

Sue

count me in when it happens. I missed the first one

I'm interested too!

definitely interested in participating too - strippers - embellishments - whatnot

Although I think embellishments might be fun, I haven't gotten that far along. I'd be interested in fabric strips or something like that.

LORI--first rule to doing an exchange--limit the amount of participants.

Missed out on the last strippers exchange and would like to participate in this one when and if it flies. Count me in too please.
Thanx,
Shirley

P.S.: In light of all the fun TQS episodes on embellishments we've seen lately, what do you think about ALSO having an exchange of embellishments? The sky is the limit as far as what kind of embellishments are exchanged! I was thinking of keeping 2 lists: one stateside, one international and blending the names in multiples of 10 in a first-come, first-served basis (to be fair) with a limit of 100 to 120. I'd be happy to do the sorting, but would prefer to have someone else help with the international postage thru a PayPal account or APO address. Depending on what would be put in a sandwich-sized baggie in multiples of 10, a medium-sized flat rate box would be good for stateside. If someone wanted to do more than 10 baggies, that's fine. See how many you could get into a medium-sized flat rate box size, otherwise adjust the box size. I've got some photos to share for possible ideas if you are interested.
Shirley

I'd would love to participate again.