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I would like to claim the conchos and the celestial box from Sapphire Moon.

My offerings:

Large undrilled pieces--one each of natural turquoise, tiger eye, and amethyst.  Great for wire wrapping. (1/2 claim each)


50 bookmark size assorted colors of scrapbook card stock (1/2 claim)


1 large bag of acrylic clear, red, or green beads (1/2 claim each bag)


1 large bag-about 100 white and goldtone buttons purchased last year at a craft store.


Black and White Book with photographs of Greek Statues--good for inspiration or altered art.

When I sharpened the photo, the lines were harsh.  Sepia softens it a bit.

Gavagai--

I would like the African tote.  This is my first trade for this month.

Choose 1 set:

1. 

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Two Country Charm booklets with dozens of patterns for making wooden rocking horse, duck, signs, planters, little people, etc.


2. 
  Sunbonnet Sisters Pattern Booklet and 1 yard of vintage cotton fabric

3.
2-pack Speedball B Style Round Points   

4.

20 stamped copper conchos<br><br>


5.

Basic Strokes Paint Book (softcover)

6.  Ephemera-- Envelope filled with National Geographic animal pictures (in color)

Thanks for looking!

Hi--I would like to claim the leather elephant-print bag from Calluna.

This is my second swap for the month (first has been completed.)

My offers--choose one offer for one claim:
Three large semiprecious stones, undrilled:
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1000+ acrylic faceted beads in red, green, and clear

10 (identical) packs of goldtone holiday ornaments, great for scrapbooking, embellishing cards or gifts, etc.  http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b332/gannon76/ornaments.jpg[/img]

20 pressed copper conchos

Hi--I have one completed claim for August.  This is my first claim for September.

From Purpleone I claim the sewing machine oil and the jean poppas.

My offers:

Pick any 2 of the following:

A dozen empty wooden spools


50 pieces of cut cardstock, various colors


Booklets --Knitting Sweaters, Crocheting Afghans


Greek Art Book -- black and white but packed with photos of ancient Greek statues, vases, etc.  Great for inspiration or ephemera.


Counted Cross Stitch Booklet--bees, hives, sunflowers



Softcover Book--45 Beading Projects


3 Assorted craft books-- 100 embroidery stitches; Beginners Guide to Cake Decorating, and quilting little applique designs

Adding another item to my list of ongoing offers swap[/i]:McCalls pattern and directions for making the Sunbonnet Sisters cloth dolls.

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25 conchos--various shapes--silvertone



3  tumble-polished semi-precious stones --tiger's eye, amethyst, and untreated turquoise.  These are NOT drilled.

I couldn't resist

GraverobberGirl's Tribble-lations

Hi All--This is my first swap. 

I'd like #9 (foil papers) from Heather.  I have to offer:

Pick any 2 of the following:

A dozen empty wooden spools


Four used vintage post cards (As you can tell by the hair, they are from the 70's)


50 pieces of cut cardstock, various colors


Booklets --Knitting Sweaters, Crocheting Afghans


Greek Art Book -- black and white but packed with photos of ancient Greek statues, vases, etc.  Great for inspiration or ephemera.


Counted Cross Stitch Booklet--bees, hives, sunflowers



Softcover Book--45 Beading Projects


3 Assorted craft books-- 100 embroidery stitches; Beginners Guide to Cake Decorating, and quilting little applique designs



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100 New Craft Buttons (retro redo)--mostly white with gold trim



10 identical packages of inexpensive musical ornaments for scrapbooking and the like




Choice of a bag of red, green, or crystal-clear acrylic faceted beads.  Each bag contains 300-400 beads.

25 conchos--various shapes--silvertone



3  tumble-polished semi-precious stones --tiger's eye, amethyst, and untreated turquoise.  These are NOT drilled.



:McCalls pattern and directions for making the Sunbonnet Sisters cloth dolls.

Thanks for looking--Marylee