I needed a plastic tote for my hand sewing and without thinking I trashed all my wool...
Then I got to thinking that even though I won't ever use it maybe some of you use wool? I can't tell you what kind of wool this is...heck, for all I know it could be felt...lol I bought it all for a class with Pat Sloan a long time ago and used what I needed and never used any more...
Want it?
Tell me!
If more than one of you answer I will use Mr Random Generator...let's see...I'll leave it out there until next week sometime...
Today is the second hand piecing class...hope I don't get sent to the principals office...
Nancy
9 comments:
I'll take it! I have very little wool so I really do need to add to my stash! Thanks for the chance! :0)
Oh, wow...when you mentioned wool to me the other day in your email, I thought you meant knitting wool (which I guess is more appropriately called yarn). I didn't know it was this kind of wool. Throw my name in the hat, too. Myself and another gal right here like to do wool projects, so I'd share it with her.
Would love it.
I see pieces large enough to strip and hook into rugs and I see piece for applique.
Toss me in the random generator please.
katie.paxton@gmailcom
Am just beginning a collection of wool to make some pincushions and candle mats. Your "trash" can definitely be another's treasure!
I have never worked with wool felt before and would love to try! I used regular ol' felt and the results are nice but it doesn't wear nicely. Please count me in for this giveaway!!
Me too please. A lapsed rug hooker and penny rug maker. This would be great for both.
Sure, Nancy, I would love to have it. Wool applique is great.
I'd love to take your wool Nancy! I see you won the lapel stick over at Jocelyn's blog!
I love it...so true how someone's trash is another person's treasure!! I love doing wool projects...and this looks like a great selection of colors!! Thanks for the chance to win...I love your blog and always look forward to your posts! mhardey@ymail.com michelle
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