If you are visiting in search of fabulous give away prizes, just keep reading. It's the next post down.
Poor Nannette, she had to wait ages for me to receive it. It took 15 days to come from Salt Lake City to me, while the Birdhouse Fence I sent off to her only took about a week. There's no rhyme or reason to the post at Christmas time!
Nannette sent along some sweet extras - a scrap bag of Lizzie Dish (that I think will go immediately into a potholder for an urgent Christmas gift required on Saturday night!) as well as a card featuring one of her trademark beautiful 'frilly' birds. I'm going to frame it for my sewing room. The package also included a chenille pin cushion!
So, that's the last swap of 2010 all wrapped up. I still owe a doll quilt and a mini or two in some casual (thanks for keepin' it real girls) private swaps.
I managed to finally make myself a table runner for the holiday dining table. It's not too Christmassy, so it will get lots of use. It's a modern and slightly minimalist version of my Crop Circles Table Runner (tutorial in my sidebar). I'll show it to you tomorrow. It's really hard to get a good photo of a long skinny table runner on a grey, rainy day.....
8 comments:
So cute! I love the brick quilting and the window details!
Sigh. I love houses. And every time I try to make one it looks like a house that Jack built. I have no idea what I do but I wish mine ended up looking like that one! blessings, marlene
You lucky duck! That is super cute...I love the critters in the windows! Charming
Oh that's cute! I think you both lucked out in this swap.
Love the house. I could live with those critters, as opposed to the cockroaches I come across every so often in ours - eeuuww!!!! I love swaps and hope to get involved in some bloggy ones next year now that I think I am getting the idea of them. Ciao
Титанический,грандиозный труд!
Очень красиво!
Cute, cute house, but I'm glad I don't live there. Too many critters would make me sneeze. LOL
whoa, could anyone NOT love that house. fabulous details.
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