OT - UK "Secret Santa"

Hello UK folks on the list,
I see a lot of "Secret Santa" activity on my quilting newsgroups,
and feel a bit left out. I don't want to spend loads on buying tons
of quilting trinkets and tools, and then fork out for postage to these
US-based swaps this year, so...
I propose a UK Secret Santa, where folks send 1 or 2 (we'll vote)
Christmas-print fat quarters to one other UK quilter. That's it. A
bit of fun, without too much expense. Even I have a few Christmas fat
quarters in my stash, and I don't collect Christmas fabric - strange,
that.
So if you're interested, email me (take out the NOSPAM) and I'll
make up a list and figure out the rest of the guidelines (amount of
fabric, mailing date, recipient, etc)



-- Jo in Scotland

The postage really is what kills ya isn't it Jo? We down here have the same
problem. Luckily I've managed to overcome it by sending the ummm letters I
need sent with DH and then he posts them over there.

--
Sharon from Melbourne Australia
Queen of Down Under
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/craft.html
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/shazrules/my_photos
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"Johanna Gibson" wrote in message
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Hello UK folks on the list,
I see a lot of "Secret Santa" activity on my quilting newsgroups,
and feel a bit left out. I don't want to spend loads on buying tons
of quilting trinkets and tools, and then fork out for postage to these
US-based swaps this year, so...
I propose a UK Secret Santa, where folks send 1 or 2 (we'll vote)
Christmas-print fat quarters to one other UK quilter. That's it. A
bit of fun, without too much expense. Even I have a few Christmas fat
quarters in my stash, and I don't collect Christmas fabric - strange,
that.
So if you're interested, email me (take out the NOSPAM) and I'll
make up a list and figure out the rest of the guidelines (amount of
fabric, mailing date, recipient, etc)



-- Jo in Scotland