Dear card-makers...

[havamahal.livejournal.com]

Is there any chance you would like to share with our dear B2MeM participants, which cards did you create?

I know I'm probably too curious, but I like knowing that sort of things. *blushes* So many gorgeous cards were made for this event with so many awesome prompts. I wouldn't mind knowing to whom exactly do I owe my gratitude. So, which cards did you make?

As for the rest of you... do you by any chance have a favourite card or cards? Are there any prompts you were really looking forward to writing, but the number wasn't called? Any cards you wished you could have claimed, but didn't because you already had too many of them or didn't have enough time?

Comments

[ladyelleth.livejournal.com]

Write What You Know was fantastically inspirational, and I never got behind the concept before - did so here, at least I think I did. :)

Book Titles, Song Lyrics (eek! :D) and Crackfic maker here - so glad you enjoyed them!

[aliana1.livejournal.com]

Thanks! My working title for that card was "The Lazy Girl's Guide to B2MeM," though I'm so pleased that it produced a lot of fantastic, decidedly non-lazy responses.

And thanks so much for those three wonderful cards. The Song Lyrics, for me, was a great mixture of familiar and unfamiliar artists, so I got some great new music listening out of it as an added bonus.

P.S. OMG your Disco Melkor icon.

[ladyelleth.livejournal.com]

That was a decidedly non-lazy card. I wish more of the fanmix prompts had been called, because I was itching to make another one, but it was great all the same! :)

And I hoped the Lyrics card would inspire people to listen to unfamiliar artists, so doubly yay!

Disco arose about Melkor. Tolkien just slapped on the -rd to make it more mythic. Can't beat a disco-dancing Melkor in terms of epicness, I'm sure. >:D

[zdenka]

I loved Book Titles and Song Lyrics both! The prompts were simple but inspiring and combined well with others. I managed to get Bingo on both of them. :D