Well this week parcels have been arriving with deafening regularity, I received some more Sizzix dies to show and tell at a later date, including hexies - whoop-whoop! And also more supplies for my secret projects, along with good old fashioned fabric-mail.
I have my October Brit Bee bundle of pink and orange lovelies to make Susan a star block, which in my case will be a mahusive Consellation; a super package from Justine's Simply Solids, Sew Stitchy charms and my christmassy FQ freebie; and then a Sew Stitchy panel, my Addicted to Text - Sewing Guide yardage and some awesome Dear Stella Campgrounds, that just jumped in my basket over at Intrepid Thread too.
I have a lot on my plate this weekend - I will be taking my turn on the Scrappy-Stashy-Hoppy-Ma-gig tomorrow, I have to finish one of my secret projects so it can be mailed off early next week and I want to get a bit more of my Mouthy Stitches tote finished and we may even go swimming!
There may also be the purchasing of a ticket!!!
Any plans my friends?
I love packages from Intrepid Thread! The handwritten note and the bonus charms are always fun to receive.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I need your address so I can stalk you and steal your mail. I mean bring you cookies. ;) Just kidding! have fun with all those goodies!!
Of course they go thud! That's a lot of lovely mail :). Here's to a productive weekend that is only dampened by a dip in the pool :)
ReplyDeleteYour postie must be on double time.!
ReplyDeleteOooh nice mail. I will be hoping to get myself a ticket for the weekend of next year. If I don't prepare for some full on snotty crying.
ReplyDeleteYou have lots going on. So for Philosophy Friday: Is it a good thing or a bad thing when your postman thanks you for having so many packages delivered to your doorstep on a regular basis...?
ReplyDeleteTicket buying is definitely on the agenda for tomorrow! Jxo
ReplyDeleteIs that some lovely Ladies' Stitching Club in that Bee bundle? What a lot of lovely post you have!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are going to e one busy Gal.
ReplyDeleteParcels definitely go thud, even if no one is home...it is just a more hollow, lonely sound! I can't believe you are planning for FQR already! What with Sewing Summit.....grrrr!
ReplyDeleteMe too, a ticket!
ReplyDeletegreat post :-) well reminded on the ticket front!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a letter box, just a mail box at the end of the road. It's very exciting though to open it on the way home!
ReplyDeleteWe're taking our friends 4 year daughter to the fair this afternoon. Wish us luck!
After a bit of ticket buying of course!
Ticket buying and NO revision or studying. Perfect
ReplyDeleteUm...yum. Yum yum yum.
ReplyDeletedroooooool!
ReplyDeleteI bought me ticket. Can't wait to meet you
ReplyDeleteThey only go thud in the night... oh no, wait, that might be something else ;o)
ReplyDeleteLots of lovelies there!
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