During Onstage in Telford I received some fabulous swaps, both from the fairies team with whom I travelled to the event and also the WOW Swap Team. I’ve so many photos that I need to split the post into 3 or 4 different blog posts.
I'll begin with sharing my swaps with you.
I found this cute little faceted bauble by Paper Pixie. She'd found the original by another person but unlike the original, Paper Pixie left the top of her bauble unsealed so that it could be used as a box and I did the same. I made the same swap for both the Fairy team and the Wow group, though having seen their swaps I'm not sure mine quite made the grade. Here are some of them.
These two, in powder pink and melon mambo, were joined with two more in calypso coral and rich razzleberry, all decorated with Painted With Love DSP, and were for the fairy team. Inside was a fairy dust wax melt.
These, in dapper denim and fresh fig and decorated with Eastern Palace DSP, were for the WOW swap and contained either a Yankee Candle melt or nail polish.
I'll begin with sharing my swaps with you.
I found this cute little faceted bauble by Paper Pixie. She'd found the original by another person but unlike the original, Paper Pixie left the top of her bauble unsealed so that it could be used as a box and I did the same. I made the same swap for both the Fairy team and the Wow group, though having seen their swaps I'm not sure mine quite made the grade. Here are some of them.
I tried to take a photo of all 24 but the pile just toppled!
These two, in powder pink and melon mambo, were joined with two more in calypso coral and rich razzleberry, all decorated with Painted With Love DSP, and were for the fairy team. Inside was a fairy dust wax melt.
These, in dapper denim and fresh fig and decorated with Eastern Palace DSP, were for the WOW swap and contained either a Yankee Candle melt or nail polish.
I think my class ladies will love to make these nearer to Christmas.
I also gave a small gift to Kim and Christine.
The card on the front of the bag was decorated with a piece of Coffee Break DSP, some retired toning washi tape and sequins to finish.
The treat bag was made using the Eastern Palace DSP and the retiring treat bag die. Topper is using same die and stitched shapes framelits.
I tried to load photos of all the swaps I received but Google didn't see to like it! So, I'll close this post for now and load some more to share in my next post.
Have a super weekend
Lesley x
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