The sweet UPS guy just delivered my order from Purl (which got here so fast), and it is full of glorious random items.
Sure, I'd gone to Purl to buy a magazine for a particular pattern, but while I was there, it seemed only reasonable to get some stuffing for a someday pillow, some tester sizes of the soap that people love for their handmades, and three Robert Kaufman fabrics - berry, coal, and cocoa - also for the someday pillow. Right? I don't want to make a big plane fly and a big truck drive all the way here just to hand me a magazine.
I am overwhelmed with excitement and confusion.
What will become of me and my dreamy layers?
Aaaarrghh!
9 comments:
Honestly, who can just buy a magazine? That's just silly. That's like eating only one potato chip. Can't wait to see what you make.
I'm excited (and confused) for you too!
They sell stuffing at Purl? I haven't been able to find stuffing in this whole entire city! Wow.
I'm with you on the why-waste-an-order-on-just-a-magazine front. These are all wonderful goodies. I can't wait to see the fabrics in their post crafting state!
I am intimidated by Purl - so many marvelous things, so (comparatively) little room in the crafting budget.
that was a good decision - why buy just a magazine! you will loooove the soak - it's such great stuff! that fabric is amazing - the colors are so rich and bold!
Hi, I love your Chevron Scarf! Would you mind if I ask what colorways of Jitterbug you are using? I think I see Castagna and something else...
I LOVE the Chevron scarf. Where can I find the pattern?
You will turn those dreamy layers into pillows... some day...
Lisa and Jane - I think I responded to each of you on your blogs, but just in case I didn't: The Chevron Scarf is from the book "Last Minute Knitted Gifts", and the yarn is Colinette Jitterbug in Castagna and Velvet Leaf.
The rest of you - You are awesome for your support. Really. You make a girl feel a little less out of her mind.
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