easy 2+8=10 pc

Could you please explain this a lot better? What does 2+8=10 pc mean? So do we use a food box carton and make a postcard from that?

I agree, very vague description here. Will watch and see if answers show up.

I think the 2 + 8 = 10 means this: February = 2, the date (8th) = 8 and the 10 is the year all of which are the send by date, but I'm not so clear on the description and what is supposed to be sent.

Westmichiganguy you're right! Doesn't matter what the box is, just recycle!kpetten51 you're right, too. I hope I cleared it up! We'll do this in March, as it is the third month.

You may want to chage the description so other swappers are clear. So, we make a postcard from anything?

Think about making this a green year! Recycle a box!

You just cut a postcard shape out of a box you have in the pantry or whatever and use it as a postcard. Right?

Yes! Make it an interesting cut. Hey I just got a new toaster! red box!!!

Do you write message on the card or mail it in an envelope?

I always like stamped cards. If it's too plain, feel free to embellish!

When I cut out my own postcard, from a coloful box I had on hand, I wondered about how thick it was--and whether that would require extra postage. In fact, it does! So I thought I'd post these USPS guidelines for PC sizes & postage prices within the U.S.:

First-Class Mail Postcards Maximum size: 6 inches long by 4 1/4 inches high by .016 inch thick ---> $0.28

First-Class Mail Large Postcards Maximum size: 11 1/2 inches long by 6 1/8 inches high by 1/4 inch thick ---> $0.44