Saturday, 16 November 2013

Craft it Forward

Last December I spotted that Hadley of Flying Blind on a Rocket Cycle posted a Craft it Forward.  I'm usually too slow off the mark but this time I got a slot and I was seriously chuffed as Hadley make lush things.

So fast forward to Thursday, I was having a bit of a rubbish morning when I heard the postman and what should there be but a fabulous parcel.

Inside was the most gorgeous needle book (there was also chocolate but that lasted about 3 minutes and certainly not long enough to make it into a photo!).  Look at those tiny liberty hexies!!


 And inside the loveliness continues - I will have to keep an eye on that badge as the little lady wants it.

And it arrived at an excellent moment - I'll be in hospital for a week of so this month and I was putting together a sewing bag to take with me.  I'll mostly be working on this:


Christmas on Gingerbread Lane by The Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery - how cute is that!

So if anyone fancies continuing the fun of Craft it Forward and you can fulfil the criteria below then please let me know (make sure I can contact you - if you are a No-Reply Blogger I'm afraid you'll miss out and that would be sad).

Here's how you do it:

If you have a blog and fancy a little something handmade by me leave me a comment on this post.  Sometime in the next 365 days I'll send it to you.  When it arrives you need to blog about it and repeat the offer.  Go on spread a little happiness!

Bye
Sarah



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6 comments:

  1. Celtic Thistle16 November 2013 at 19:22

    Lovely needlebook and so well timed it is uncanny :)

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  2. mumasu17 November 2013 at 22:46

    Hi Sarah, keep on hanging in there girl, you're doing great!! I could do a little Craft It Forward :)

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  3. Freddie18 November 2013 at 11:21

    lovely needle book. I like the idea of a clip for the scissors, I always misplace my tiny scissors.

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  4. Elisabeth20 November 2013 at 08:35

    Gorgeous needle book and I love how well the little scissors go with it. I hope your hospital stay won't be too bad. At least you get some time to stitch on that cute cross stitch pattern.

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  5. Jill Haug25 November 2013 at 13:18

    So glad we caught up last week, rest well and I look forward to seeing Gingerbread Lane finished. Much love winging your way x

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  6. Sew Hungryhippie3 January 2014 at 15:01

    Let us know you're alright, just read through all your posts since July... Sending strength and love your way. xx

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