Buddy E wanted to help unwrap the package. He let me open the mailing envelope, he is afraid of scissors and worries he might cut his long, pretty dancing legs.
This ribbon is tied so tight . . .
Cute wrapping - another vintage fat quarter - and Buddy E just can't seem to get the ribbon undone . . .
And here is Buddy E with his new friend, Paula Bear. They are trying to think up a project for me to make with the wonderful vintage fabrics. They both say - Thank You Sandi!!!!
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Ok, now, listen Joann, you've gotta get a grip!
Congrats on winning something. It's fun, isn't it.
I just won something from a beautiful lady's blog in Africa.
I should do a giveaway someday.....
Can't wait to see what you make.
Congratulations onyour win... WHat a great selection of vintage fabrics!!
Love,
Marilyn
How fun, congrats on the win!
How very neat! Congrats on the win!Like to see what you make with these..
I feel the excitement, congratulations have fun with your fun fabrics.
You crack me up sometimes Jo! It makes me wonder what Christmas is like at your place!! Congrats on winning your vintage goodies. ~Lili
LOvely post - what a clever little frog Buddy is:) Very nice giveaway to win as well.
I tell you Jo, you must have had so much fun setting up these photo ops!
I love the vintage sheets. What will you do with them? Ah, the dilemna!
OH what fun fabrics!!! they do remind me of sheets from the 1970s. :-) Have you seen the cute clothes that Kate at FoxsLane makes for her children with vintage sheets? Her blog is here
http://foxslane.blogspot.com/
I hope you will share some pics of your glassware too. I'd love to see it.
ROFL, that Buddy E, he's such a great helper!!
Congrats on the wonderful win Jo!!
Crispy
Cute, and lucky you!!
What a wonderful give away prize you won. Lucky you.
Love the Way Back Machine stories!
Congrats on your win. I love your helper!
Wow! I love how inspired you were by your win. Love the photos and the captions. Too much fun.
Congrats! Buddy E is having a good time playing with your new fabrics.
The fabric does look like pillowcases or sheets of the sixties. What will you make with it? Pillowcases?
Lucky girly, have you come up with any ideas for the fantastic fabric.
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