@30pics4jackiesdiamond One person was an organizer and shuffled up the names of those wishing to participate and sent a name out to each of us. We then scoured our stashes and sent some stuff to the person whose name we received. The lady bug is an artist's interpretation. @casablanca Yes. Especially looking forward to a new pair of pink socks. Don't think I've ever had pink socks. @craftymeg I agree Meg. Next swap is going to be a "mug rug" or fiber coaster. @wakelys Thanks Sue. I thought so too.
@corinnec @30pics4jackiesdiamond There was an upper price limit, in case someone had to buy their gift. @la_photographic Thank you Laura. @grammyn Thanks Katy. I want to start them right now but working on something else. @onewing It seems to have met with a good response according to the posts by many who have participated. @shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. Looking forward to working them both.
@annied I will give this challenge my best. I tried on my photo today, but it didn't seem to work, or I don't know what it should look like when it does work. Try, try, try again. @jamibann Thanks Issi. @kjarn Thank you Kathy. @johnfalconer Thanks John. @will_wooderson Independent yarn dyers have very clever names for their yarns. Thanks Will. @mccarth1 Thanks Kerry. I haven't heard whether or not the person I sent mine to has received her gifts. It's been a week. I hope it got there. @rensala Thanks Renee. It actually was mostly black, white, gray and pinks. The only thing I really had to work on was getting the yellow and green out of the needlework kit. @thewatersphotos Thanks Gary. I'll be sure to post.
@randystreat Luckily I have a program that does split toning but I am also not sure if it is what they are supposed to look like - I couldn't figure it out the other way - good luck :) I am sure you will do well
@gardenfolk Thank you. I've looked at it again and it's actually needlepoint, which is a whole lot easier than counted cross stitch. Almost started it yesterday.
@casablanca Yes. Especially looking forward to a new pair of pink socks. Don't think I've ever had pink socks.
@craftymeg I agree Meg. Next swap is going to be a "mug rug" or fiber coaster.
@wakelys Thanks Sue. I thought so too.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond There was an upper price limit, in case someone had to buy their gift.
@la_photographic Thank you Laura.
@grammyn Thanks Katy. I want to start them right now but working on something else.
@onewing It seems to have met with a good response according to the posts by many who have participated.
@shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. Looking forward to working them both.
@jamibann Thanks Issi.
@kjarn Thank you Kathy.
@johnfalconer Thanks John.
@will_wooderson Independent yarn dyers have very clever names for their yarns. Thanks Will.
@mccarth1 Thanks Kerry. I haven't heard whether or not the person I sent mine to has received her gifts. It's been a week. I hope it got there.
@rensala Thanks Renee. It actually was mostly black, white, gray and pinks. The only thing I really had to work on was getting the yellow and green out of the needlework kit.
@thewatersphotos Thanks Gary. I'll be sure to post.