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I got my package yesterday which was a great pick me up since I had a hospice client pass away. I can't wait to start another I spy. I myself like the small prints for the edges. Thanks all for the great fabrics.
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Originally Posted by Bullock2us
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Got my package today-lots of fun fabrics! By no florals do you mean there should be no flowers at all on the print? Sometimes I will send some with like animals on them but they will have a few flowers on them.This was one was the best in a long time for not getting a lot of really thin fabrics. I think I only received a couple this time that were so thin they were not usuable. This is also the first time that I didn't receive any just florals. I thought it was a great swap- thanks so much! Thanks for doing such a great job Rena!
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Originally Posted by mmonohon
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I got my package yesterday which was a great pick me up since I had a hospice client pass away. I can't wait to start another I spy. I myself like the small prints for the edges. Thanks all for the great fabrics.
Hope going through the new squares gave you a bit of an escape! Rena |
Has anyone not received their package yet? I can check the tracking info for you.
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Here are some pouches I made from the squares received in the I Spy swap (may be a few from previous swaps, too). :) The larger ones are sized to be pencil cases, and the smaller ones fit most cell phones. They're good for any small items, though, such as medicine/vitamins, makeup, small toys, sewing supplies, etc. :) The larger ones take 4 charm squares (plus liner fabric) to make, and the smaller ones take 3 charm squares (plus liner fabric). They all have padding inside. Wish I could post a tutorial, but the assembly technique came from a Craftsy class, and is probably copyrighted. Here's a link: https://www.craftsy.com/sewing/class...-zip-way/58909
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How cute - you have been busy. Getting ready for your holiday fairs!
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Originally Posted by moonrise
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Here are some pouches I made from the squares received in the I Spy swap (may be a few from previous swaps, too). :) The larger ones are sized to be pencil cases, and the smaller ones fit most cell phones. They're good for any small items, though, such as medicine/vitamins, makeup, small toys, sewing supplies, etc. :) The larger ones take 4 charm squares (plus liner fabric) to make, and the smaller ones take 3 charm squares (plus liner fabric). They all have padding inside. Wish I could post a tutorial, but the assembly technique came from a Craftsy class, and is probably copyrighted. Here's a link: https://www.craftsy.com/sewing/class...-zip-way/58909
[ATTACH=CONFIG]579773[/ATTACH] I received mine in the mail on the way out of town. I can receive emails, but cannot send them where I was. I am tickled pink with the blocks I received. |
moonrise, you constantly amaze me with your talent!!!
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Aw, thanks, y'all! :) My fingers are sore now, from turning them all right-side-out! LOL! :D I've got another batch ready to go, but had to order some zippers, so I'm waiting on them to arrive.
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Those pounces are wonderful. I need to find the craftsy tutorial and make a few of those for my nieces and nephews!
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