Don't you just love the excitement of receiving something in the mail? (or post, for the Brits).
There is something about the anticipation of a package sitting there, waiting to be opened.
And I knew that this one held something special from a wonderful lady and talented artist - Clare from Selfsewn Blog
It held the prize I won at her new blog address giveaway.
Thankyou Clare!
And this is what I found when I opened up the package.
What a beautiful touch, with the note written on the star, and the crocheted heart tie - bonus!
Here is a close up of the heart and ribbon.
So, without further ado, here it is, Selfsewn's EPP (English paper piecing) star block.
With fabric pieced note.
What a wonderful colour sense she has. The seed head fabric is a personal favourite of mine. It reminds of walks along country lanes on Autumn days.
And the mark of true professionalism - a special touch on the back.
Thankyou Clare - you are a wonderful person and true craftswoman.
cheers
Fi
Congratulations on your win Fi...what a lovely gift!
ReplyDeleteWow. That is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh isn't that a pretty....I love the patchwork and her little precious heart, how sweet. Congrats on your win Fi.
ReplyDelete(((HUGS))) Susanne :)
ooh glad it arrived safely Fi,
ReplyDeleteI love to think of a piece of my handiwork living in Australia xx
Wow, it's stunning, what a great prize!
ReplyDeleteHey forgot to add..you could join my piece and love hexathon with that hex!!
ReplyDeleteFi I always get excited when I see a Royal Mail stamp on an envelope but how exciting to find a parcel in the post........
ReplyDeleteIt's been wrapped with great care and love and that ribbon and crocheted heart is so sweet.
Great colours in the star block and I love seed head designs too.....Queen Anne's Lace, beautiful.
Enjoy your prize...
Claire :}
Congratulations on your package from the post! It's very pretty. I love that she wrapped it with a crocheted heart. I made some of those and it's a great idea to use them like that. You could tie the ribbon on it and hang it from something. I have a houseplant that is a tree and I hang bits and bobs from it! Do I sound all Brit-like saying bits and bobs?
ReplyDeleteCindy Bee