Elizabeth A.

Ah yes, but then you have to pay postage to send to every person on the swap list. If we have a hostess you only pay to send to the hostess and then return it to you.

I'm not sure about 1930's repro fabric though. I don't know anything about it. Like where to buy it. :)

Kyiav10

The reason that I am not just saying this person mail here and this person mail there is b/c what would happen if someone doesn't mail their fabric out. Then it wouldn't be fair. The way I have suggested the swap is the way it's done on the other board which seems to work very well. This way if someone doesn't send their fabric in then they just don't get any sent back to them. Yes there is more postage this way but fair in the way that if someone doesn't mail out to their person and that person did they are out of fabric. Did I explain that right? Hope I didn't confuse anyone more.

I put in for the 30's fabric b/c someone else suggested it. I will have to ask the quilt store where to find it myself. But I am up for something new. Hope eveyone is as excited as I am.

Kyia

Renae McClain-White

I'm in! I just recently moved and thought I would faint from all the fabric I discovered I had! My poor husband was speechless for it took six trips just for my room alone!!

Renae :D

Momidol

The swaps I have been in we went to post office and weighed our package which was put in a tyvex envelope and had them put the same amount of return postage in another tyvex and inserted in with what we sent. Worked out just fine. Helen

Aaleigha

What a wonderful idea, to do these swaps
I bet you all have lots of fun opening your packages then choosing new fabrics to go with what you have been send-and of course choosing fabrics to enter the swaps with

I would certainly be joining in if I werent here in the UK - being so far away makes the costs rise due to the postage

I cant wait for your packages to start arriving so you can all start posting pics and I can drool over your wonderful fabrics


H xx

Pegggy

I would be interested, I did a 2 1/2 inch strip swap a long time ago and it was great, and I really did use all the strips in a reversible strip quilt. Fun stuff. Thanks for letting me know

rubymae

LOL, Renae--

we are getting ready to move and my husband is already saying we are going to need a entire truck just for my stash...and we moving 2400 miles

rubymae

I would join a swap

I like doing the 'stripper' thing...swaping 3" (you can do more with them) strips

DazzleMe!

I would like to join a swap with the 2.5 charm or strip swap. I would like to make a charm quilt and think it would be fun to see bits and pieces from other peoples stash. Mine included. You know how one forgets what they have hidden in a drawer!! :lol: :D :D

Kyiav10

In the future this will happen. I enjoy the noodles (strips) swaps also. Maybe for July we can do a noodle or charm swap. Maybe we will take a poll and see what more people want to do.

Kyia