Feast your eyes on these!!! Much to my delight -- as a result of the promise I made to Phllis to "pay it forward," I received three stunning note card prints made from three of her absolutely gorgeous watercolor paintings. Not only is she a painter -- but she's a fellow fiber artist and "real" North Carolinian. There is a link to her blog over on the right (Phyllis). Be sure to pay her a visit. But on to more important things here... Now I am putting out a call to Pay it Forward. Here's how it works:I will send a handmade gift to the first 2 people who leave a comment on my blog requesting to join this PIF exchange. I don’t know what that gift will be yet and you may not receive it tomorrow or next week, but you will receive it within 365 days, that is my promise! The only thing you have to do in return is pay it forward by making the same promise on your blog.
5 comments:
great minds think alike, thanks for dopping by my blog- yes its an easy technique and details can be highlighted with paint after sewing.
Hi there again !
I`m doing one already ,but i`m happy to do another one ! If you`d like to ??
Got to post mine yet , later this week !
Me again , my addy is on my profile page - but it`s mark.cherry1@ntlworld.com .
let me see , 3 fav colours ,
green , brown and red !
Looking forward to it !! :o))
Ah, now see. I saw that you had 3 comments and so already HAD your 2 PIF participants, but Carolyn tricked me by posting twice and sue didn't enter.
Silly Groovy should never assume!
Yes, I will Pay it Forward. I know exactly what I shall make. It's quick and easy and adorable and everone will want one.
Now, I wonder what yoou're making...
If you'd like another player in your PIF, I want to play!My two favorite colors are pinks/purples;
thanks...now go post on my PIF which I'm doing for the second time!
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