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12-15-2010, 06:39 PM
#192
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Originally Posted by Mousie
Originally Posted by soniboo
Thank you to Cherie (FQ Queen) for the most wonderful box of great gifts! I received beautiful fabrics, two Binding Holders, threads, a thread cutter I can wear like a pendant, needles, folding lint brush, the neatest bobbin holder, pins, needle threader, thimble, scissors and holder, a small Samonite bag holding Cucumber Melon Shower Gel and Body Lotion and Sandalwood Vanilla Spray, pencils and a cute little bee notepad, Hershey's Kisses, a Christian book and 3D bookmark, That Purple Thang and the absolutely cutest little handmade owl pincushion ever and also a gift certificate to Delta Patchwork! You were so generous and I love everything! Thank you so much for my wonderful first SS Swap! Big Hugz!
12-16-2010, 05:57 PM
#196
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Veronica Short an Sweet: Thank you so very much for your surprise package. It was the gift that kept on...I started with opening the box to find an adorable sequin santa telling me to check all my pockets. Under the card was a shoulder craft bag with my name on it. The fun continued. I found the fat quarters next. The next pocket had transfer paper and a marking pen. Another pocket had a wooden Santa who made his way to the tree immediately. Then I found the Dec. Love of Quilting magazine and Quiltmaker's Quilting and Embroidery magazine, stencils to make quilt labels, and a direction sheet for sock puppets (absolutely perfect because I teach Early Childhood Language Arts at a local Jr. College and one of my requirements is for the students to make puppets of various types, including sock puppets!). That's not all...There was a cute box with a "painted inside" ornament, a scrapbook and paper, and a Knittin Kaboodle. I gave a "bless her heart" when I opened the rubbing plates to use with my new collection of Shiva Paintsticks. You can tell how many pockets the bag has. Forgot to mention a really sweet teapot pincusion. I am totally overwhelmed. Veronica has a heart as big as her homestate: Texas. Thank you seems too small a phrase to use to express my feelings. God bless you, Veronica.
12-16-2010, 07:09 PM
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After researching to find out just what the heck was a rubbing plate, lol you had me so curious I ordered one for myself, and of course then I had to order the paintsticks too, so Thank you also for revealing another way to create to me.
Originally Posted by eimay
Veronica Short an Sweet: Thank you so very much for your surprise package. It was the gift that kept on...I started with opening the box to find an adorable sequin santa telling me to check all my pockets. Under the card was a shoulder craft bag with my name on it. The fun continued. I found the fat quarters next. The next pocket had transfer paper and a marking pen. Another pocket had a wooden Santa who made his way to the tree immediately. Then I found the Dec. Love of Quilting magazine and Quiltmaker's Quilting and Embroidery magazine, stencils to make quilt labels, and a direction sheet for sock puppets (absolutely perfect because I teach Early Childhood Language Arts at a local Jr. College and one of my requirements is for the students to make puppets of various types, including sock puppets!). That's not all...There was a cute box with a "painted inside" ornament, a scrapbook and paper, and a Knittin Kaboodle. I gave a "bless her heart" when I opened the rubbing plates to use with my new collection of Shiva Paintsticks. You can tell how many pockets the bag has. Forgot to mention a really sweet teapot pincusion. I am totally overwhelmed. Veronica has a heart as big as her homestate: Texas. Thank you seems too small a phrase to use to express my feelings. God bless you, Veronica.
12-16-2010, 09:10 PM
#199
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Oklahoma
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Ok, here is my haul from my SS. Thank you Penni. I don't know your board name but I can post the pictures (or rather Leota can).
Can you believe all this wonderful fabric?! and the books and quilting goodies :D... I Love it. This was my first SS and I'm looking forward to next year :D
Thank you again Penni.
Can you believe all this wonderful fabric?! and the books and quilting goodies :D... I Love it. This was my first SS and I'm looking forward to next year :D
Thank you again Penni.
Quilt Books and more fabric and wrapping paper
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Quilting rulers, patterns and project kits :D
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Fabrics, thread, and a candle
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12-16-2010, 09:52 PM
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I'm still in awe of what everyone has received! Fantastic job everyone!!
I'm still here, muddling thru my house. I'm TRYING the best I can to get internet time and get pictures posted. My internet time is cut short due to Courtney needing to use the desktop for her schoolwork.
I would post pictures from my little lappie, but for some reason, it's not reading my camera card.
I'm hoping by this weekend to have enough time to sit and get everyone online done that needs to be done.
We leave Monday morning to Alabama for babies first birthday (Tuesday) and Christmas.
I'm still here, muddling thru my house. I'm TRYING the best I can to get internet time and get pictures posted. My internet time is cut short due to Courtney needing to use the desktop for her schoolwork.
I would post pictures from my little lappie, but for some reason, it's not reading my camera card.
I'm hoping by this weekend to have enough time to sit and get everyone online done that needs to be done.
We leave Monday morning to Alabama for babies first birthday (Tuesday) and Christmas.
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