Oh Boy!!
I just received a lovely package from Leslie of Leslie's Cross Stitch Heaven for the Beginner's Exchange.
First of all, her package of goodies was wrapped in the prettiest butterfly tissue paper, secured with a butterfly sticker. I almost didn't want to open it!
But I did. :o)
Inside was a beautiful stitched flower welcome! I'm sorry, but I don't know what the finishing technique is, except that it's just totally cool, and I must find out how to do it, and what the stiff material is inside. (sorry, that's the engineer in me, I like to know how things are made/work - but I'm not taking this apart!) If that wasn't enough, she also included a note on a butterfly notecard, two skeins of silk mori thread, a piece of mint lugana (the good stuff - she must have seen my rant on cheap imitation DMC lungana a few posts before! :o), and a Lizzie Kate design with the coordinating brass charms. I don't remember ever posting about this particular LK design, but I've been looking at it every time I browse online stores, but just never actually got around to buying it. I even considered this as my design for a RR that I'll be participating in. Cool beans! Guess who'll be starting up a new project this weekend!
Leslie, thank you! And your timing couldn't have been any better. I had a really stessful Monday at work, and I came home to see a package the Mail Lady put inside our storm door. How fun to come home to such a lovely package!!!
First of all, her package of goodies was wrapped in the prettiest butterfly tissue paper, secured with a butterfly sticker. I almost didn't want to open it!
But I did. :o)
Inside was a beautiful stitched flower welcome! I'm sorry, but I don't know what the finishing technique is, except that it's just totally cool, and I must find out how to do it, and what the stiff material is inside. (sorry, that's the engineer in me, I like to know how things are made/work - but I'm not taking this apart!) If that wasn't enough, she also included a note on a butterfly notecard, two skeins of silk mori thread, a piece of mint lugana (the good stuff - she must have seen my rant on cheap imitation DMC lungana a few posts before! :o), and a Lizzie Kate design with the coordinating brass charms. I don't remember ever posting about this particular LK design, but I've been looking at it every time I browse online stores, but just never actually got around to buying it. I even considered this as my design for a RR that I'll be participating in. Cool beans! Guess who'll be starting up a new project this weekend!
Leslie, thank you! And your timing couldn't have been any better. I had a really stessful Monday at work, and I came home to see a package the Mail Lady put inside our storm door. How fun to come home to such a lovely package!!!
6 Comments:
What a great package! Your 'Welcome' is lovely, and the extra goodies a great bonus!
Enjoy!
I am so glad that you liked it, Lynn. I think the technical term for the finishing is "hangy thing":). I basically made a pin keep and added a hanger. I would be happy to email you the steps I did with a materials list if you would like.
What an exciting and beautiful package, Lynn! Leslie did a wonderful job! I love when my mailbox has a squishy package for me---the best kind!
Aww what a lovely package to receive - everything looks dreamy I must say..and the silk mori thread..Lovely! :)
I love the technical term "hangy thing" that has been introduced. I think I may use that one in the future. ;) Leslie really made up a beautiful package for you, especially containing some things your heart really desired. Brava!
Jenna - Yes, 'Hangy Thing' is a very technical term! :o)
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