Cecilie from Norway sent me the most incredible package. I had never before received a package from Norway, but I think this was definitely worth the wait!
That last photo shows a little eggplant kit of green and purple beads, embroidery thread, and felt. Cecilie also sent some little tiny eggplant heat transfers. As you might imagine, the candy selection is amazing. So far I’ve tried only the kit kat-like candy. Mmmm. The gummis she sent are in the shapes of ladies and skiiers! Only in Norway. I’m not sure what to do with that great piece of fabric. Maybe a wall hanging or a tote? Danke! Merci! Arigato! How do I say THANK YOU in Norwegian!?!
In other news, I finished a dress a couple days ago, but it’s been too cloudy or too cold to photograph it. Maybe tomorrow …
I use to live in Norway! Your box of goodies makes me so jealous!
What a nice package! Thank you in norwegian is “Tusen takk” 🙂
Wow, what an amazing package you received, such surprises are always the best, aren’t they? Enjoy all the goodies!
Hi! If you like swaps you should come and check out Gimme Your Stuff, it’s a cultural exchange blog where people can swap things from around the world! We have a few knitters signing up at the moment, so there’ll soon be great international knitting item swaps available 🙂
Come and visit at http://gimmeyourstuff.blogspot.com
You’ll love it!
Have a great day 🙂
Rikki
Australian Ambassador for Gimme Your Stuff.
Hang on, is this Mariko? As in THE Mariko?
What am I telling you about this for??!
I got confused with your double blogging!!
I didn’t know you’re a knitter 🙂
You should get Cecile to join up so we can display your swaps on Gimme Your Stuff for all to see!
I’m shifting to Norway immediately.
Hi!
I made a tote from that fabric last year, and I just love it and I get complimented on it all the time. I took some pics but your email address doesn’t work, according to yahoo. If you’re interested, let me know.
Happy crafting!