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Address List Sent!
I've just sent out the email with the addresses of those of you who signed up for the 2023 card exchange! Apologies for the delay with all of this, but surely we don't mind spreading the holiday cheer throughout December and into January 🥰
If you didn't get the email, firstly check your spam folder, and if you still can't find it, let me know asap.
Happy holidays my fellow fandom friends!
--Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Hello! Just a friendly poke about the email for the card exchange! 😃Unless, you already sent it out. If so, I haven't got mine yet, so it may need to be resent? 🤔 I hope all is well and I'm looking forward to doing card exchange again this year! 🎄🎉
Hiya! Great timing, I just sent the list out five minutes ago 😂 The Thanksgiving holiday took up more time than I was expecting, so I only just now was able to make the list 🥴
Happy sending! 😄
Sign-up for the 9th annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 9th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 20th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a lot of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards. Homemade ones are perfect :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2023 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 20th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Sign-up for the 9th annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 9th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 20th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a lot of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards. Homemade ones are perfect :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2023 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 20th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Sign-up for the 9th annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 9th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 20th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a lot of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards. Homemade ones are perfect :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2023 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 20th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Sign-up for the 9th annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 9th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 20th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a lot of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards. Homemade ones are perfect :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2023 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 20th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Sign-up for the 9th annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 9th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 20th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a lot of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards. Homemade ones are perfect :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2023 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 20th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Sign-up for the 9th annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 9th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 20th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a lot of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards. Homemade ones are perfect :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2023 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 20th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
9th annual card exchange!
Greetings everyone! The 9th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange event is happening soon! I'm putting together the sign up sheet as we speak, so that should be able to go up later this morning!
For any newbies who don't know what this is, or for any veterans who want a refresher, here's a FAQ post that should be able to answer your questions!
--Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Wtf even is the dwfandomcardexchange?
Hi y’all! I know a lot of you are returners (it always makes me so excited to see folks coming back year after year), but I figured it can’t hurt to have a little info post for any newbies thinking of joining in the wintry fun, or general reminders for our returners. So here is a list of common questions you may have, but if you have a question that I don’t address here, feel free to send an ask to this blog, and I’ll be happy to answer.
What is the general timeline of this event?
Sign-ups will open in late September/early October (depending how well I stay on top of things), and will close at the end of October/early November. I will compile the list of participants into a Google Sheet and share the list with all participants sometime in early November. I recommend getting your cards in the mail by the beginning of December so that we can all enjoy the festive cheer all month long. For sending cards internationally, you may want to consider mailing them in late November, just in case.
Should I be worried about giving out my contact information to virtual strangers?
As a child who grew up with all the internet stranger danger talks, this was a fear of mine when I first started participating. However, I’ve been participating ever since the beginning and I’ve never had an issue, nor have any of our other participants. Nobody shares the contact list with anyone else, nor does anyone creepily stalk you and show up at your house. If an issue ever DOES arise, please please please let me know, and that individual will be blocked from any future exchanges.
And as far as your email address goes, I am the only person who will see that. I will compile the list of names/addresses of the participants and share the Google Sheets link with everyone using the Blind Carbon Copy function, so nobody will be able to see anyone else’s email.
How many people usually participate?
Last year there were 20 participants. 15 of whom lived in the US, and 5 of whom were scattered internationally. I’ve seen upwards of 30 or so participants in the past, it just all depends on the year.
How many people do I have to send a card to?
It would be nice if you could send a card to everybody on the list, but it’s not required (and there is no way for me to enforce this). I definitely understand that buying cards and postage can get expensive. There are usually enough of us that are able to send a card to everybody, so nobody will ever be left out.
Do the cards have to be Christmassy?
Nope! They don’t need to have any religious holiday affiliations to them. It’s nice to keep them wintry-themed, because it’s winter (except for you lot down in the southern hemisphere), but it’s not mandatory that they be Christmassy or wintry.
Do the cards have to be fandomy?
Nope again! Find some cards you vibe with and have at it!
Do the cards need to be store-bought?
Nope again (again)! Homemade cards are just as special and wonderful, and they’re very much welcome! It’s so much fun to see people’s artsy/creative sides.
Do I need to send anything with my card?
In the past, some participants choose to include little goodies (tea bags, stickers, art prints, doodles, etc), but this is NOT mandatory. All you have to do is send a card to the people on the list. It’s nice to jot down a small sentiment, but you don’t need to do any more than that. If you want to add small goodies with your card, that is completely up to you, but it’s not required.
What do I do when I receive a card?
Open it! Grin like an idiot! Bask in the love! Then take and post photos, @ mention the blog and the sender, and use #dwfandomcardexchange (and #username of the sender) within the first five tags of your post so we can all see the beautiful cards and share in the love! (Remember to not share photos that display anyone else’s personal info/address!)
Hopefully this hits all of the most common questions, but again, feel free to send me a message if you think of anything else! I can’t wait to spread the holiday cheer with you all!!
–Ashley
Address List is Coming!
Hello everyone!Â
I’ll be sending the address list to the email you provided in a couple hours. I’m just formatting things to look a bit nicer, because Excel doesn’t give a damn about aesthetics 😂
I’ll send a new message once the address list has been officially sent!Â
Address List is Sent!!
I just sent out the address list to everyone who signed up for the event! If you did not receive an email, first check your spam folder, then message me and I’ll re-send it to you.
Address List is Coming!
Hello everyone!Â
I’ll be sending the address list to the email you provided in a couple hours. I’m just formatting things to look a bit nicer, because Excel doesn’t give a damn about aesthetics 😂
I’ll send a new message once the address list has been officially sent!Â
Address List is Sent!!
I just sent out the address list to everyone who signed up for the event! If you did not receive an email, first check your spam folder, then message me and I’ll re-send it to you.
Address List is Coming!
Hello everyone!Â
I’ll be sending the address list to the email you provided in a couple hours. I’m just formatting things to look a bit nicer, because Excel doesn’t give a damn about aesthetics 😂
I’ll send a new message once the address list has been officially sent!Â
Sign-Ups for the 8th Annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 8th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 15th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a LOT of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards–homemade ones are perfect too :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2022 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 15th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Sign-Ups for the 8th Annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 8th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 15th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a LOT of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards–homemade ones are perfect too :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2022 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 15th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Sign-Ups for the 8th Annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 8th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 15th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a LOT of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards–homemade ones are perfect too :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2022 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 15th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)
Sign-Ups for the 8th Annual DW Fandom Card Exchange
Hi all! Welcome to the 8th annual Doctor Who Fandom Card Exchange!Â
I am so, so sorry for the extreme delay with getting this event ready, but hopefully we can still have fun with it, even if some cards go out/arrive late!
If you’ve never participated before, this is a fun, low-key holiday card exchange (NOT a secret Santa-esque event). I know this is a long post, but please read the whole thing :)
If you want to join in the fun:
Follow the blog and track the tag #dwfandomcardexchange for updates (however, I know tracked tags can be super finicky)
Reblog this post to help spread the word!
Fill out this handy dandy info form with your contact information. Your info will NOT be made public; it will be emailed to only the participants of the card exchange, but no one else.
Please note that you must be willing to give out your address and a real name. This exchange is for physical, mailed-through-the-post holiday cards, which means that you need to be able to receive mail at whatever address you provide. You don’t need to provide your real legal name, just a name that will allow you to receive mail (some participants in the past use a different first or last name, but it still looks like a full human name).
You have until November 15th to enter your information. The list of names/addresses will be sent to the email address you provided. I will get the list out ASAP by the 16th to give folks as much time as possible to start on their cards, especially for our international friends.
NOTE: This is not a Secret Santa exchange where everyone sends one card to one person. You are not required to send cards to everyone on the list, but please send to as many people as is possible/comfortable for you. If a LOT of people want to participate, and/or a lot of people indicate that they aren’t going to send cards to everyone on the list, I may come back and ask you for more info about who you are and are not sending to, just to make sure that everyone gets some cards :)
So that’s it for the sign-up part! Once I have compiled the list of everybody’s info, I’ll send it out to everyone via email and you can start working on spreading the holiday cheer.
Some people like to include additional goodies with their cards (in years past, I’ve received tea bags, doodles, ficlets, etc.) but this is completely optional. Do not feel like you need to go out and buy additional things. You also don’t even need to buy cards–homemade ones are perfect too :)
Try to make sure your cards reach their destinations by the end of December, though I do realize that the winter holidays are a busy time for everyone, plus this year this event got started late (oops, my bad!). Remember that mailing internationally takes longer, so it’s usually a good idea to mail those out first.
When you start getting cards in the mail and/or you’re sitting down to write up the cards you’re going to send, take pics and post them! Be sure to tag #dwfandomcardexchange and/or mention @dwfandomcardexchange so we can all see and join in the fun! (But make sure nobody’s contact info is visible in any photographs you take!)
And finally, here are a few reminders:
If you’ve participated in years past and happen to have the old spreadsheets of people’s contact info, do NOT send cards to people who may have participated in the past but are not participating this year. Only use the 2022 list I send out.
Do NOT put fandom-y information on the envelopes. Lots of people keep their internet life separated from their real life, and we need to respect that. Put whatever you want inside the card, but not the envelope
Fill out the info form by the November 15th deadline! No late submissions will be accepted since there is going to be a really quick turnaround of me mailing out the address info.
I’m so excited for another fun-filled holiday season! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
–Ashley (lastbluetardis)