LOVE all of it! Sinta (my polka dot swap maker) was so kind as to make things to pamper ME! Travel pillow... LOVE IT, of course my husband has already claimed it. A lavender neck roll; which I think I will use this evening, a drawstring bag and wallet (so cute!), bath salts, a cute polka dot basket... musk.... a pin cushion... a pink polka dotted luggage tag... a postcard from her area. I just love it all.
THANK YOU SINTA! You've brightened my evening!
Here are three pictures of my goodies. Sorry for the terrible lighting. I'm working on getting a new fixture for my sewing area.

Sinta and I have a couple things in common... we are both Libras and she shares a birthday with my brother; both being 10/1.Thank you Sinta! I love that travel pillow and if I didn't have projects ready to go for Christmas, I would be making a bunch of these to give out! I think I have my idea for next year.
Enjoy your evening!
Jen :)

They are adorable together and they had a great time at the reception after playing with the matchbox cars I brought with me.


Pretty simple actually. I bought some black ric-rac yesterday to add to the white kitchen towel. I need to embellish the jelly bag some how. I'm kicking around some ideas in my head. I just haven't decided what it's going to be. That jelly bag is very easy to make. I was surprised. I got it done in a couple of hours. The pattern has bags in 5 different sizes and says that you can use a whole jelly roll to make all 5. I made the large size. I need to work on sewing a curved line but I don't think I did half bad. Not sure what I'm going to put in it for the swap.
My husband and I are going away to New Hampshire this weekend to take in the foliage and he's going to do some work on his parents house. I will be hanging out at the hotel with my sewing machine. I'm really looking forward to getting some things done since I haven't even looked at my sewing machine since late July.
Every year we get a flock (are they called a "flock"?) of turkey hens and their chicks. I couldn't get a picture of any of the chicks this year but they are sooooo cute. So fluffy looking. They walked around the yard, looking for food and then disappear into the woods. You should see the Tom Turkeys when they puff themselves up. That's a sight to see too. I hope that I can get a picture of them one of these days.



