Magic Yarn Ball
I took part in a Magic Yarn Ball Swap started by t does wool - if you have not looked at her blog - you should, really, the photography is so understated and lovely.
My partner, Darlene of Journeying Five, sent my yarn ball from Canada. There were several fun treats wrapped up in a great skein of Noro Iro. She blogged about the ball I sent her as well - and she has the patience to wait until she knits up the ball to reveal the goodies - not me. There were several fun little things, gorgeous stitch markers, some yummy smelling soap - I could smell it before I could see it, a button, a pin. It was fun unwrapping my swap. Thank you Darlene!
posted by peaknits @ 7:26 PM
7 Comments:
This was such a fun swap. T is a clever and gracious host.
How fun!! I bet the yarn smells all yummy from the soap now, too!
what a great gift you received Stacy~so glad it was fun for you.
Lovely fun swap, that Miss T is a genius!
Now that you have opened it I can tell you that the stitch markers, inukshuk pin and button are handmade in northern BC, the hor'douevre fork is from an artist local to Vancouver and the pumpkin soap soothes our dry winter skin way up here. Hopefully a little bit of Canadian brings you a lot of happines.
What a unique idea! I'd be like you......opening my ball to see what was inside of it. What a fun thing to do!
Neat! What a fun idea!
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