You Go Girl!

Who's Cryin' Now?

Ummmmmm...NO ONE!  That's who.

So I was walking by the craft studio and I heard some muffled sobs.  It wasn't my sewing machine like last time.  It was the scrap bags.  Seems that they were feeling a little like Cinderella before the ball. They watched as the fancy-pants sisters (boxes of fabric ) flew out of the studio destined for adventure and places unknown. The scrap bags, laying haphazardly on my crafty table, were feeling blue; even if that wasn't their true color. It was time to act. Time for an intervention.  Time to step up and give those scrappy girls a destiny. Look at all the pretty that was in those bags.  

The cries have abated. There is excitement in the air.  Redemption and destiny is a reality.  I love it. It reminds me of the life journey set before us.  Heavenly Father takes the bits and pieces that we have to offer and redeems them into something beautiful and with purpose. I love the way He rolls. Nothing is wasted. 

Gotta go now.  There are more scraps to be had!

Hey Valentine...

I baked up a little love for my Valentine.

And can I just give Washi Tape a little shout out? Where have you been all my life?

I <3 this stuff!

Happy heart day, friends! 

 

Bits and Pieces Sale...

It's happening again.  Remember this...

Time to move some fabric before the producer of Hoarders comes knocking on my door. Sometimes I think I might have a small problem be ridiculous.  

This time I am letting go of my heaping pile beautiful collection of 'bits and pieces'.  

Here is a pile that is ready for a new home...

Interested?? Get the low down here:

1. I've packed 4+ pounds of fabric into a medium size priority mailer box.  Last time I did this, I discovered that 1 pound= 3+yards. So four pounds = A LOT! 
2. Fabric is almost exclusively quilt weight 100% cotton fabric.  No clunkers or cheapies allowed! There are a few Japanese linens, voiles, and home dec pieces included, but not in every box.
3. Fabric was packed randomly. It's fun to be surprised. Really. It is.
4. Fabric ranges in size from charm square to half-yard+ cuts. Not all cuts are perfectly squared up. I wanted to give you as much of a single piece as possible so I did not cut up the irregular shapes.
5. Each box will sell for $20. TWENTY dollars for four pounds of fabric. CrAZy GoOd.

 

 

Things are all boxed up and ready to go. Head on over to my YOU GO GIRL SHOP and snag one now.  You'll be glad you did!

I also have four scrap bags (gallon size) full of random smaller pieces. Five dollars each. HaPpY ScrApPy quilting!