Fabric mail is the best kind of mail! When Island Batik sent the Ambassador boxes in December, the winter pre-cuts weren't ready yet, so we all got a bonus package with a pre-cut plus coordinating yardage. I got a 10" stack of the Santorini collection by Claudia Pfeil, plus two yards each of Wicker & Cinnamon from the always available Foundations line. I don't have any specific plans for this fabric yet but I know I will find something great for these rich blues, greens, and coppers.
And what good is fabric without needle & thread? Aurifil sent me their 2020 color builder box with three spools of thread in shades of pink. The set is named after Sardinia, the second-biggest Italian island (after Sicily). These will be featured in this months' challenge, so stay tuned for my Italian island-inspired quilt later this month. And Schmetz needles sent three packages of their chrome professional grade needles! I have been using Schmetz needles since I started quilting in the late 90s and never use anything else.
Speaking of Happy Mail, it's time for me to send some! The winner of the stash builder strips from my giveaway on my Busy City post is Lee. Email has been sent to the lucky winner!
Next week, I'll be participating in the Time in a Bottle Blog Hop hosted by Carol of Just Let Me Quilt. The theme is anything using hourglass units. I finished my quilt last weekend on the way home from the zoo and am excited to show it to you! The hop starts Monday, my day is Tuesday. Check out everyone participating:
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Becky’s Adventures in Quilting and Travel
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So excited to see my name as winner! Thank you Emily!
ReplyDeleteLove your pre-cut!!! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing your Italian city challenge! AND your Time in a Bottle!
Happy Quilting! :-)
Love the Santorini colorway, Emily!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy mail indeed! What fun, and what beautiful fabric!
ReplyDeleteMore happy mail!!! That is really fun...and you will have a blast with all of it. Looking forward to this weeks hop!
ReplyDeleteI love happy mail!! And, I received the same precut, but different yardage!
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