Besides making some headway on my March TIF challenge and on a piece based on cranes in Brentford, I've been teaching an orchid seed sowing course and taking delivery of some brand new bookshelves for the 'parlour' . I've been having a happy time unpacking some of the book boxes that have been in storage and trying to be ruthless about rationalising it ( as I did with my fabric stash a few weeks ago). I had an editing session before they went into storage but I've moved on so much just in the couple of years since then. Where's the best place to get rid of dated quilting books ?(some might count as antique!) Tuesday 11 March 2008
CyberFyber Exchange
Over a week since I last blogged - standards are slipping! Last week I received this postcard from Susan Lenz as part of her Cyber Fyber project - I now need to make postcard to send for her exhibition . Great idea! Its made using an embellisher - not something I've wanted to have a go at myself but lovely to receive. I'm planning something painted in return.
Besides making some headway on my March TIF challenge and on a piece based on cranes in Brentford, I've been teaching an orchid seed sowing course and taking delivery of some brand new bookshelves for the 'parlour' . I've been having a happy time unpacking some of the book boxes that have been in storage and trying to be ruthless about rationalising it ( as I did with my fabric stash a few weeks ago). I had an editing session before they went into storage but I've moved on so much just in the couple of years since then. Where's the best place to get rid of dated quilting books ?(some might count as antique!)
Besides making some headway on my March TIF challenge and on a piece based on cranes in Brentford, I've been teaching an orchid seed sowing course and taking delivery of some brand new bookshelves for the 'parlour' . I've been having a happy time unpacking some of the book boxes that have been in storage and trying to be ruthless about rationalising it ( as I did with my fabric stash a few weeks ago). I had an editing session before they went into storage but I've moved on so much just in the couple of years since then. Where's the best place to get rid of dated quilting books ?(some might count as antique!) 
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Look your books up on Amazon - I've been amazed at some of the prices being asked!
Hi!
Thanks so very, very much for blogging about CYBER FYBER! Please keep spreading the word as I plan to host another round of trading in May for fiber artists who haven't yet participated. Thanks so much for trading!
Susan
I'm going to echo Linda by saying check out the second hand prices, I was quite surprised by some of them.
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