My Quaker Animal exchange is on its way to its new home today. I had a lot of fun working on this exchange and I truly hope that my partner enjoys it. It should be at its new home in a week or so. I hope it is well received and that the Postal Service takes good care of it.

Valerie :)

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I put my Quaker animal in the mail today - I hope my partner enjoys it as much as I enjoyed making it. :-)

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My Quaker Animal exchange is in the mail. I hope my partner likes it.

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I sent my exchange today. I am also excited about it as this is my first exchange. I am excited and a bit apprehensive. I hope my exchange partner will like what I have done. Now the wait begins.

Jan R

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My Quaker Animal is on it's way to my exchange partner first thing tomorrow morning. I am so excited and a little bit nervous too. This is my first exchange and I wonder what another stitcher will think of my work. I added some goodies too. I've been checking out all the wonderful exchanges on some of the personal blogs and it looks like such fun. Thanks for letting me be a part of this.

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To my exchange partner! It shouldn't take long! I enjoyed this fun exchange!

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It seems everyone has finished her/his quaker piece for the exchange.
So let's send into this week.

I wish remember all you the exchange concerns only the quaker piece stitched and finished; extra goodies are not required or included. If you'd like to add something extra into the parcel you'll send, it's your choice.

Personally I'm very busy in these days, refreshing walls at my fiance's home, so I'll send the piece tomorrow morning without anything else.

As usual, wait for your receiver before posting your finished piece.
Please, write me personally the exact sending date.

Cannot wait to see mine!

An important note: this is an international exchange. I've tried to match the most different countries I could, but the main part of the quaker exchange members are American, so some exchange are domestic. The delivery will be faster, in these cases.

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It's almost half of June.
Please, report me how are you with your pieces.

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Greetings from the wet and cold Low Lands...
I've decided to rotate every two weeks on my Ann Grimshaw, so that other projects get a chance to progress..

It'll be hard to put it down!
Wishing you a dry weekend,

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I made this quaker basket as a Quakes Spring exchange piece on Legacy. I took the motif from Jacqueline Holdsworth's Ackworth Pattern Book. It's stitched with DMC on 32 count cream Belfast Linen.

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since I have posted. I am starting to crawl out from my work hole. (I work in the pubic schools and have no life from mid august to mid June! )

I have a couple of finishes to share.
First Ann Grimshaw:



A closeup of the frames..




Ann is stitched on 32 ct. Navy Bean with HDF Indigo Ocean. This was so fun!



Here is Hannah Beeby, finished in February.




Also stitched on 32 ct Navy Bean with Vikki Clayton Silks with Old Maid of the Sea.

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Here is my latest update on Quaker Christmas by Bygone Stitches. It is a lovely piece and I am really enjoying stitching it.

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