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Tis the season for receiving? December 7, 2006

Filed under: Crafty, Things I like — karrie @ 12:19 pm

I posted this in the things i like category so I can feel free to randomly blather on about cool things I’ve found. Bear with me, you might find something that you like.

Pincushions

I was lucky enough to have Monique send me a package for this month’s pincushion challenge swap.

The pincushion has an elastic strap so it can be worn on my wrist. I love the pink and white matching pins! I put the pincushion to work immediately.

I was trying to not spoil the surprise in case my package has not reached its destination, but I can’t resist. I used the swap as an opportunity to try out an idea that i have had for a while. I put a fluffy top on an altoids tin so pins can go in the top and notions can be stored in the tin. I also added some fishy shrinky pins.

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Hair clips
I hit the SF Craft Mafia sale at Craft Gym last month. Wow were there some good looking goodies there. I got a T-bone steak from Sweetmeats and some hair clips from Sprout Studio. The steak is at its new home, and I am loving the barrettes.

Yarn
Did you know you can get cones of dishcloth cotton yarn from Elmore-Pisgah (Peaches and Cream) for a really great price? Abby found this out and made a big order for all of us. then we divided it up. It is a lot of cotton yarn, and the colors are beautiful.


photo from abmatic

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6 Comments for this post

 
Carmen Says:

How was the meat recieved? Was it a big hit?

 
Madame Purl Says:

Very cool pin cushion.

 
Carol Says:

That is a BIG pile of cotton yarn!!!

 
Chris Says:

I might have to pretend you didn’t post about the cones…

 
Chris Says:

What are you going to do with all that cotton?

 
miet Says:

Hi Kirra I’m the reciever from your very nice pincushion ! It was a niece idea to use the altoids tin :o) Thank you very much !!!

Miet

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