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    Old 10-12-2013, 05:57 AM
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    Originally Posted by Judith1005
    Yes, you are so right. I didn't include my fat quarters in the $20. I wasn't clear there. I have bought a couple of "goodies" that were. So sorry for the misunderstanding.
    Thanks; I wanted to be sure I hadn't missed something.
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    Old 10-12-2013, 05:58 AM
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    Originally Posted by Pat625
    Need one more shopping trip to complete my box- all handmade items done, and a bunch of little gee-gags. Now for the serious quilting item/s and FQ. Been working on stuff and picking up things all year long! Hint: my santee lives South of me---so if you are South of the North Pole, you are in the running~~
    I'm south of the North Pole!
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    Old 10-12-2013, 06:02 AM
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    I have a question, for all of you (hoping my SS will also answer). How do you feel about home-baked goodies, in your SS gift? Please be honest, as not everyone is comfortable about eating something, a stranger has sent.
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    Old 10-12-2013, 06:43 AM
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    The only problem I see with your talking about 2 packages and "1 of 2" and "2 of 2" is that now when someone gets 2 packages, they are pretty sure who their SS is, unless many people are sending 2 packages. As far as I am concerned, too many hints is taking some of the fun out of the surprise. Just my little opinion.

    And home baked goodies....not a good idea in the package sent in Nov, since we don't open till Dec sometime. Last year I got cookies, and when I went to eat them they tasted rancid, had to throw them out. I think last year Terri suggested sending goodies in a separate package close to the opening day. Any other opinions on this????
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    Old 10-12-2013, 06:59 AM
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    Originally Posted by grann of 6
    The only problem I see with your talking about 2 packages and "1 of 2" and "2 of 2" is that now when someone gets 2 packages, they are pretty sure who their SS is, unless many people are sending 2 packages. As far as I am concerned, too many hints is taking some of the fun out of the surprise. Just my little opinion.

    And home baked goodies....not a good idea in the package sent in Nov, since we don't open till Dec sometime. Last year I got cookies, and when I went to eat them they tasted rancid, had to throw them out. I think last year Terri suggested sending goodies in a separate package close to the opening day. Any other opinions on this????
    I was more concerned about a person's reluctance to trust the safety of eating the homemade goodies. For instance, I know people whose baked goods I'm hesitant to eat, because of lack of cleanliness, in preparing food. When I'm cooking/baking, I wash my hands constantly (and dry, on paper towels). Ordinarily, I'm not a 'clean freak' but baking is a totally different story. . . and if I'm at all sick, I do NOT bake. Period.

    Also, a diabetic probably would want to stay away from home-baked goodies, due to the sugar content.

    The goodies, I have in mind, will last a pretty long time in a sealed container or freezer zip-loc bag.
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    Old 10-12-2013, 07:07 AM
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    Originally Posted by Neesie
    I have a question, for all of you (hoping my SS will also answer). How do you feel about home-baked goodies, in your SS gift? Please be honest, as not everyone is comfortable about eating something, a stranger has sent.
    Send them to me Neesie! I love sweets (unfortunately) and especially home baked goodies at Christmas!
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    Old 10-12-2013, 07:46 AM
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    Sorry I have been MIA again- I didn't even try to read back you Chatty Cathies !!!! LOL

    You can send 1 f 2 and 2 of 2 - I have done that before and others have also I don't think it takes away from the surprise and is a good question to ask - I may send out one box and then realize I forgot to send something or wanted to add to the box - might happen more then we know since once the question is asked and answered others will do this

    it is 4 fat quarters plus a gift of $20.00 and yes the gift can be all fabric if you want

    As for home baked goodies - I have no problem with them in fact I encourage it since I don't do holiday baking LOL

    Hope everyone is having fun down in the "rabbit hole " but not too much fun without me
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    Old 10-12-2013, 08:05 AM
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    Okay, girls, I am going into the hole and sitting on a rock in a corner again. Cannot seem to keep my mouth under control. I'll be quiet now.
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    Old 10-12-2013, 08:22 AM
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    Good idea. I'll take a look at those next time I'm at Joann's.
    Originally Posted by Leota
    The neat part about the tube turner is that they ar only about $10 and if you catch them on sale with a stackable coupon... you score big time
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    Old 10-12-2013, 08:25 AM
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    Okay 10 days without a computer and only 190+ pages to read. I cannot remember how far I read before the computer died.

    I got my name yippee.

    She lives South of me.

    She has pets too.

    I do not know if she likes home baking. But if I was going to send some I would send closer to the opening date. I love to make candy at Christmas. But I also make wicked Butter Tarts. I have never tried to ship butter tarts before.

    Now to stalk her to get some more ideas.

    I have been shopping since the Spring for this. It is great to find super bargains and put them aside. I just need to round out the box and get something for her critters. Last year I made dog quilts for my recipient.
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