One hundred cards will be left around Central London this Valentine’s day. Each contains an alternative valentine’s letter, a handmade gift and a sweet. Hand delivered to gaps in walls, cash machine slots, shop shelves- they won’t be affected by the postal delays and you don’t have to be in a relationship to have one of these!
One hundred cards will be left around Central London this Valentine’s day. Each contains an alternative valentine’s letter, a handmade gift and a sweet. Hand delivered to gaps in walls, cash machine slots, shop shelves- they won’t be affected by the postal delays and you don’t have to be in a relationship to have one of these!
Last year Liverpool received these letters from someone by the name of ‘A Lonely Craftivist’. This year it’s London’s turn. These are valentine’s cards with a difference: the letter is written from a person from a developing country asking for people to show some ‘real love’ for the unforgotten poorest people in the world. The card includes either a keyring or a badge in the shape of a Loveheart sweet saying ‘Real Love’ and an actual sweet.
A Lonely Craftivist said, “There are so many distractions in London, particularly on Valentines Day. Hopefully these cards are a friendly reminder of the difficult circumstances our global neighbours are in and the gifts are there to encourage a conversation to start even after Valentine’s Day.”
Look out for these red small envelopes. To Find out more and read the letter, go to
http://alonelycraftivist.blogspot.com
Also, read the belwo for more information and more images
http://www.phamous69.com/article.php?article=articles/bread/adifferent.xml
http://www.ctrlaltshift.co.uk/#/Magazine/article/575
Last year Liverpool received these letters from someone by the name of ‘A Lonely Craftivist’. This year it’s London’s turn. These are valentine’s cards with a difference: the letter is written from a person from a developing country asking for people to show some ‘real love’ for the unforgotten poorest people in the world. The card includes either a keyring or a badge in the shape of a Loveheart sweet saying ‘Real Love’ and an actual sweet.
A Lonely Craftivist said, “There are so many distractions in London, particularly on Valentines Day. Hopefully these cards are a friendly reminder of the difficult circumstances our global neighbours are in and the gifts are there to encourage a conversation to start even after Valentine’s Day.”
Look out for these red small envelopes. To Find out more and read the letter, go to
http://alonelycraftivist.blogspot.com Also, read the belwo for more information and more images
http://www.phamous69.com/article.php?article=articles/bread/adifferent.xml http://www.ctrlaltshift.co.uk/#/Magazine/article/575 
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