T Stands For who got the red napkin and who got the pink global stamp?

 

I'll begin with the ATCs I made for the exchange.  Each is basically the same, albeit slightly different.  I made a total of 10, one for each player.

Bleubeard insisted he wanted to be a part of this exchange.  Little did he realize what that would entail.

 

The first thing I had to do was scan an image of Bleubeard.  Then I had to find an image of a tuxedo on the internet.

 

Don't ever let anyone tell you size doesn't matter.  I spent a ton of time getting each size correct.  First I had to find a tux Bleubeard could wear, then I had to find a teacup he would fit into.  Next I had to cut off Bleubeard's feet so the tux would fit in the cup.  I spent lots of time getting each image the correct size.  The above images are some of my outtakes.

The three pieces finally came together.  Next, the assembly had to be sized.  Then it was time to stamp the number 9 using two different fonts and ink colors.  Finally, I added the sentiment, which went in a different place depending on where the assembly fit on the ATC.  Bleubeard is pleased, so I am pleased.  Note the teacup in which Bleubeard is sitting.  It's today's T Tuesday entry.

Now for the ATCs I received.

Top row, left to right: Chris, Lisca, Elle (EOTC)

Bottom row, left to right: Sharon, Jo, Deb

I also received an ATC from Mia.  However, when I received her package, I put it somewhere and now I can't find it.  It will turn up eventually.  She sent one for Jo and one for me.  To be honest, I'm not sure which one was for me, but I snagged both of these from her blog:

 

If you want to see what my napkins I received look like, be sure to visit Sharon, who basically got the same napkins I got.

I have to tell what happened at the Post Office when we sent the napkins last week.  

 

The postal clerk printed metered mail for the extra postage.  I freaked!  I freaked because I had made it clear NO METERED MAIL was allowed in this swap.  Not sure Sharon knew how adamant I was about it.  Thankfully Sharon had brought one of the old pink Global International Forever stamps, so we were saved.

Please note, all the stamps, other than one African Daisy (orange) global forever stamp most of you got, the rest of the stamps were from my stash of old stamps, none of which were forever stamps.  These are no longer available, which is why I have asked each International player to photograph the stamps they received.

Now for the question everyone is asking.  Who got the red cocktail napkin and who got the pink global forever stamp? 

In addition to those questions, it's time to share your own drink related post.  It can be gifts you received, photos, a place you visited, movies, postcards, mail art, junk mail, catalogs, books, sketches, mixed media, drawings, paintings, handmade cards, tags, scrapbooking, or other art that is digital, hybrid, or traditional, a favorite mug, cup and saucer, teapot, coffee pot, or even a wine glass. Regardless, please join us by linking below.  Bleubeard and I will gladly visit, as will other T participants.  Please link only your T post and not your blog in general.  Bleubeard would like to remind you that old photos are acceptable because they may be taken any time, not just on Tuesday and not just this year.  Please remember to visit your fellow T participants.