
Someone once asked me how I swapped blocks...
Here is the process I used to swap the sand stars. First I laid out all the baggies, each bag a different person's stars.
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I had piles on the kitchen table
and on the porch table
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Then I removed the stars from the baggies, and started swapping.

(The blue blocks are not part of the swap, but part of the quilt on the back of the sofa)
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I swapped on both sofas,
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and on the coffee table too.
I had some supervision.
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I carefully placed one star on each pile, being extra watchful not to give one person the same star twice.
And when I was finished, I laid out each person's stars, double-checking that there were no duplications.

Looked good to me, so I rebagged them, and got them ready for mailing.

Swaps
Updated July 15, 2020
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