May Ravelry Ten Dollar Swap




These are the lovely gifts I received in my May swap package from L. I really love them all.
Lovely blue stitch markers (they are attached to a row counter)
Great bracelet
Notelets
Notes mouse mat
Writing paper
Pen#
Really great sock yarn - (Wildefoot) in gorgeous purply, pink blues
A really lovely package.

Comments

Holly said…
Pretty stuff. Hope to see you before we go to the US for 6 months.
23 May 2009 at 18:23
dacg said…
What a great swap. I have made so many new friends all over the world..aren't we lucky.
28 May 2009 at 05:24
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