Uh-oh! We had a tie for sixth place!
Needleminder 9 (24%)Humbug 9 (24%)
Flat Fold 9 (24%)
What to do, what to do?
Well, dear friends, here's what I decided to do: I squoze in one more exchange for 2009! And then I went ahead and added the last exchange to 2010. That means we have the next eight exchanges planned! Hip-hip-Hurray!
So with no further ado - here's the schedule for the rest of 2009 and for all of 2010:
You can always find the schedule under the Exchange Guidelines and New Member Info link in the upper right corner.
BTW, there are still a few more days to sign up for the Needle Book Exchange.
Happy Planning and Stitching!
Thank you, Nita, for all your hard work!
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Nita! I have a question - what is a Humbug? Will there be links to finishing tutorials for these (more than one site, if possible)? :)
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ReplyDeletewhat a great job you have done on the schedule
i really like it and i hope i will do arre the exchanges.
Greetings Monique
A humbug is also called a Berlingot. They are simple to make, and can be used as a scissors fob, an ornament or a pincushion (remind you of a biscornu?).
ReplyDeleteHere are a few links for you:
http://www.caron-net.com/06aprfiles/06tinson_class2.html
and I love how this one is made to look like a chicken
http://hetti.web-log.nl/stoffige_kadootjes_dusty_/free_workshop_kip_chicken/index.html
and a pdf with step by step photos (in French, bui I think you will get the idea):
http://www.creative-poppy-patterns.com/images/Image/File/Pas%20a%20Pas%20-%20fabriquer%20un%20%20berlingot.pdf
Hugs!
Thank you, Nita~~~ The schedule really helps me to plan ahead~~~
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for doing this Nita. The line up looks terrific.
ReplyDeleteYou are a joy! Thanks for all your hard work.....Sharon
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