Yesterday I got to hang out with some of my Brit Bee pals. Hanging out with any of this group is always pure joy but it was made so, so much better because we were meeting up to see the inimitable Terri. She had flown in from LA for a visit. It was a day full of love and laughter.
In our group Terri is also known as the fabric mule, because she lets us order fabric and send it to her which therefore allows us to skip horrendous international postal costs.
I may have taken advantage of her kindness. Here's what is in that stack.
Clockwise from top left - A destash bundle of Sew Cherry. Assorted half yard cuts, and a yard of Essex linen. A fat eighth bundle of Miss Kate. And assorted FQ cuts.
The sad bit? I had ordered a FQ bundle of Mimosa but sent it to Terri's old address by mistake, not her current one. It is MIA. I am, needless to say, devastated. But it was my mistake so I will just have to suck it up. I'm going to go in my corner and loll about in this lot to help me feel better about being thick as s**t a times.
Susan
How lovely for you to have a visit with Terri, and what a great selection of fabric. Too bad about the mimosa, it may show up yet. I particularly love the bottom left stack, any of them except maybe the yellow would look great at my house.
ReplyDeleteI hear you can get clapped in jail for being a mule...but I think that only applies to drugs. Thank goodness Terri didnt have to hide that rather large stack in a traditional smuggling spot....
ReplyDeleteMight it be worth writing to the new people at that old address?? You never know, they might feel kind...
ReplyDeleteGreat choices. I think we could all do with a fabric mule from time to time. I hope your missing parcel makes it to you - even if it takes some time.
ReplyDeleteYou calling our mate a donkey? Are you, are you??
ReplyDeleteFighting talk ;)
xxx
Wow, that's a fabulous haul! Really gorgeous choices. Lovely pic of you all yesterday. I'm glad there was a lot of love and laughter. xx
ReplyDeleteshame about the mimosa, hopefully it will show up, if not maybe a quilter lives there now, sort of pay it forward. looks like you had a great day with Terri
ReplyDeleteI've got an ass but not a mule. You're going to be busy with that little lot.
ReplyDeleteHurrah for fabric mules, I am swooning over that Sew Cherry, I bought a FQ bundle when it first came out and am still hoarding little scraps!
ReplyDeleteShe's some mule getting all that lot over! Enjoy! Jxo
ReplyDeleteAt the speed you sew...these will disappear in no time!
ReplyDeleteWhat does the mule go back with . . : Liberty and Oakshott?
Oh maybe you are as lucky as I am and the people living there just sent it back! That happened to me but it takes time until it is back ... lovely order
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to have your personal fabric mule, it must save a fortune. Although I do wonder how she explains a very heavy suitcase full of fabric to customs!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to spend a day with quilty friends and get to stroke and purr over a mound of new fabrics too! Any plans for what to make with it all yet?
ReplyDeleteAllison
Oh, what a lovely collection of eye candy, Susan! Looks like you and your friends had a fun time and I'm trying to imagine the amount of luggage your fabric mule is carting abroad to make her special deliveries. ;o) Will be hopeful about the order of Mimosa for you.... Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lovely and a lovely pile of fabric! I hope you get your bundle of Mimosa...
ReplyDeleteIt was a great day all round. Di x
ReplyDeleteWow! What a haul! Love, love, love those cherries!
ReplyDeleteI am glad Terri was well enough to travel.
ReplyDeleteWondering what the person did with that MIA FQ?
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