
Each gift was wrapped in beautiful blue and white fabric, that will go into the stash for my blue quilt (which I will make one day … cough).
Inside the little blue parcels were …

… the raspberry handbag spookily destined to go with the raspberry hat, (and it does, beautifully), a lovely rustic bread knife to match my rustic house, and a decidedly non-rustic purple (Sueeeus says it’s blue but it changed hues somewhere over the Pacific cos it is most definitely purple in this hemisphere) spatula that has fast become my favourite kitchen utensil. Heavy, double ended, and with a pleasing grip. And in the last fabric wrapped package, was a selection of quilting fabrics, in pinks and browns to go into the stash for my pink and brown quilt (which I will make one day … cough). I liked that little quirk though; fabric wrapped in fabric. Oh look I used a semi colon. How pretentious.
Anyway I am a lucky lucky person. Thank you again, my friend.
Oh yeah and see the little Quilting Girl and Knitting Girl tins? Filled with scrumptious mints that look suspiciously like ecstasy. Um, not that I know what ecstasy tablets look like, I’m just guessing that’s why the parcel took longer than expected to get through Customs and sent Sueeeus into a mild decline.
And it’s so long after my birthday now, that it’s time you all crashed the server at Sueeeus' new blog by all logging on at once to wish HER a happy birthday (for tomorrow).
And oh my giddy aunt I haven’t even assembled her birthday parcel yet, I’m such a slack friend.
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Hooray! It's such a pleasing feeling to see that one's items have indeed met their destination. Aren't those the cutest tins? I have been busy with family visiting (hooray!) and not blogging (boo hoo), but the good news is that very soon I will post about how my beautiful sister C (hooray!) has spoilt me (hooray!) with an early birthday gift (hooray!)! It's all so exciting. Hooray! I'm glad you like the gifts!! I had hoped they were your colors, but wasn't quite sure.
those are wonderful treasures --
lucky duck!
Beautiful blue fabric.
Is it really pretentious to use semi-colons? Oh dear.
Ooh! I bought those knitting mints last week!
Ah, the terrifying semi-colon. Pretentious? I'd better stop using it then.
I have one of those chef'n double-ended spatulas. Aren't they the best?
Lucky you! Those are great gifts. I especially love the bag.
What lovely gifts; you lucky girl!
(semi-colons don't scare me, but people I can't bluff about grammar do... please don't read my latest confessions blog until I've had a change to fix the dangling participle at the end.)
Have been to the lovely Sueeeus and said happy birthday, thanks for the tip.
See how nervous you've made me about the punctuation? typos everywhere...
You are most certainly welcome!
(and those were some good goodies!)
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