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Quick February swap - Inchies

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I have the other half of the crochet pair!

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Aren't they lovely?

My other two arrived today as well:

First there was a little card with an inchie on it:

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Then a teensie parcel:

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And another two!

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Looky looky look! S for Snowy and a teensy owlly face 8)8) Aren't they gorgeous? :D

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Wow aren't they all amazing! I can't sew for toffee & how do you crochet that small? :shock: I've only just got the hang of granny squares. Well done to all of you :clap:

 

I've spent an hour or so this morning making a New Home card for my friend, who should be moving Friday :pray: Made 8 inchie squares, coloured them in with a few different colours, then put a letter on each one, to spell out New Home & drew a house on one. Then stuck them on a card. Very simple, but they look effective. Thanks for the inspiration, Lesley :D

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:lol: but you make it sound so much more interesting. :lol:

 

I also got a hardened plastic type thingy. Is it magic plastic?. Looks like stripes of blue and silver with touch of red medium placed then drawn each way to make jaggy shapes and holes. Very clever 8) and a felt inchie with little flowers, gems and medium on a felt square :shock:

 

Wow Nutty Omleteer they're great and love the chicky card they came in. :dance::dance:

Thank you so much

Plummie xx

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I was about to post earlier to say I hadn't got mine yet :cry: But.......I saw a white rectangle on the floor mat by the front door with some sellotape on it and when I picked it up..... It was my INCHIES! :dance:

 

Inside were three coloured feathers and little card saying Happy February from your Omlet swapee and two lovely inchies. One is fabric sewn onto a fabric backing in little ripple waves with a very pretty flower button onto and the other is at first glance I thought was a quilted square, but it almost looks like the fabric is iris folded (papercraft) and looks incredibly fiddly, but perfectly done (would LOVE to know how you did it :pray: ) in my fave teal greeny blue background and triangles in red, orange and purple. And some of the teeniest stitching I have ever seen. Thank you so much, I am thrilled :D I will pop up some pics tomorrow

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So........am I the only person not to have received any!!!! - typical :roll::lol:

We might have post today......... but not 'til this afternoon.

 

If anyone wants to know how their particular Inchies were made perhaps the person who made them would PM me, if they still wish it to remain secret , and I will post the details on here.

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I was just going to post and say that mine hadnt arrived yet either Lesley, but then I thought I'd just go and check the box one more time....

Yay! Both of them have arrived!

Thankyou so much lovely omleteers, they're both fab.

2 are like little tiles, that make up a picture of a flower in a flower pot :D The other 2 are handstitched with little stars as embellisments - The most tiny chain stitch you've ever seen! Wow.

All 4 are lovely, thankyou very much! :D

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I had post as well :dance:

 

Both of mine arrived in the same post......2 gorgeous little patchwork and embroidered squares and 2 like Snowy's with an embroidered initial on one and what I interpret as a chicken on the other and another beautiful, teensy one on the card that came with them ........ they're all so lovely 8)

 

Thanks to both my swappees :D

 

My photography does not do them justice....

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Ooh Lesley,I have the other half of your patchwork ones! A lovely card with two beautiful tiny patchwork squares - one orangey, one green but they both have purple in and magically they team up with the two purpley felted ones received earlier. I will do a photo at the weekend, can't manage it tonight.

 

The edges of the patchwork ones are all oversewn - someone has excellent machine control skills!

 

This has been such a lovely swap, and relatively easy. I've got a free weekend, and I need to get started on my Easter swap project. :roll:

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Such a shame that the inchie swap is over! :( They fascinate me! When hubby saw mine this afternoon he was mesmerized & thought they were very clever. He was amazed at what could be done in a square in. If he had to make inchies, the recipient would probably get a bit of circuit board with resistors soldered to it! :roll: Actually they might look a bit funky! :think: I might challenge him!

Some of these inchies would make great brooches & earrings!

Emma.x

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Such a shame that the inchie swap is over! :( They fascinate me! When hubby saw mine this afternoon he was mesmerized & thought they were very clever. He was amazed at what could be done in a square in. If he had to make inchies, the recipient would probably get a bit of circuit board with resistors soldered to it! :roll: Actually they might look a bit funky! :think: I might challenge him!

Some of these inchies would make great brooches & earrings!

Emma.x

 

I think that would be brilliant! - set him the challenge Emma and see what he comes up with?

 

I bought a coaster from the Eden Project which is made from circuit boards.

 

I'm going to take a photo of my 8 later - I forgot yesterday.

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