If you suddenly find yourself with a cleaned up living area and a messed up, overcrowded, filled to the brim with stuff sewing room, be sure to stay organized if you’re swapping.
I sincerely hope everyone who I received packages from was rated appropriately. You see, there was a stack of fabrics, envelopes, perler beads, heaphones, tape, paper, gum … on my desk for a while, and although I tried to keep everything together with the original package, I am not that sure that all my squishies are with all my swappy ladies. But so far, I think I’m good(?)
Now I have a scrap swap to work on before this weekend. Better look at my scraps!
And more importantly, my journey steps blocks are swapped out. And none of them are mine!
Here is what I can fit on my design wall above the ironing board.
A podcast about swaps is on its way. I have recorded the first hour now 3 times and have about 20 minutes of personal stuff that needs rerecorded (tweaked) & edited because it got too personal at the end and after 4 hours in between recording and listening, brought my own mood back down from a pretty good feeling. Will not subject you to that. Will record tomorrow or Tuesday because now it’s bedtime and I need sleep!
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