Cross-stitch materials and basic beading kits

[maharetr]

In shorthand: Swancon was awesome, but now I'm frantically packing* in between frantically writing remix and not-frantically Not Panicking.

Today was cleaning out my desk and finding in the bottom drawers a stack of cross stitch materials and other craft/sewing things that makes my heart squeeze a little. I can't bear to throw these things away, but my shoulders and hands just aren't up to the fine work anymore. Is anyone interested in:

- assorted colours (blue and white) of cross stitch fabric; 14, 18 and 22 count.
- counted cross stitch patterns, mostly Amish
- full kit of counted cross-stitch Christmas ornaments (designs for front of ornaments/sachets). Includes sachets fabric, threads, instructions, ribbon, etc.
- book of cross-stitch alphabets (for DMC, but any craft stockist has conversion charts for Anchor etc)
- small box of Anchor and DMC threads, sorted by number
- a candlewicking design packet
- two bead-it-yourself basic necklace sets, one blue, other pink/purple.
- basic beaded bracelet booklet (patterns and instructions)

Comment if you're interested.

*Packing for a value of sorting 22 years of accumulated stuff into coming with me/going in the bin.

Comments

[zebra363.livejournal.com]

I never seem to have/make time for cross-stitching any more, but I do like to do it. I'd give any of the stuff a home and would be particularly interested in Amish patterns, the Christmas kit and the alphabets - but only if you don't get any takers from people who would sit down and start right away. I finished exactly one project last year (a bib for sister's baby).

[indescribble.livejournal.com]

i would really love some simple cross-stitch kits

[purrdence.livejournal.com]

I'll take the candlewicking stuff, if you like.

[cricketk.livejournal.com]

You found a place?

Where are you moving to?

*all excited for you*

[epicanthus.livejournal.com]

hi! i would love the bracelet beading booklet if no-one else does. and the candlewicking design packet.

thanks a lot!
bron

[caitlen.livejournal.com]

I'd love one or two of the amish patterns to take with me overseas. Keep's one's hands busy :)