It filled up the entire square, medium Priority Mailing box. Sigh... stash busting not, but since some will be given away and I know what the fabric in kits are going to be, didn't do too much damage.
In that Box I sent Home
were
a background, text fabric and some patriotic fabric,
six new batiks,
a new bag pattern
a bag kit and a pillowcase kit,
a lovely peacock panel and some fabric for sashing it.
It filled up the entire square, medium Priority Mailing box. Sigh... stash busting not, but since some will be given away and I know what the fabric in kits are going to be, didn't do too much damage.
It filled up the entire square, medium Priority Mailing box. Sigh... stash busting not, but since some will be given away and I know what the fabric in kits are going to be, didn't do too much damage.
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ReplyDeleteNice! Like Christmas in August! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful box to open when you get home - like getting two for the price of one. =) I have mailed fabric home in the past. I haven't gotten to go anywhere in years to do that!
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