SewCarolyn is Noodle hostess for June/July reds/blues :o)

[Sara]

I know I'm probably in the minority, but I would like it if we swapped fewer bags, possible 10 or 12, that way we could keep it under 13 oz. plus it would be affordable for me. I don't have much of a stash, so I have to purchase new fabric for these swaps. Just my two cents worth.
Sara

[quilterbee]

Hi Sara, that is an idea. I will put it in the Suggestion Box. I would REALLY hate to lose you as a swapper. You are an excellent swapper and your fabs are ALWAYS fantastic. Amie )

[sewcarolyn]

I am writing up the swap guidelines and will post them either after school or during my lunch break. I am nervous....but this should be fun

[quilterbee]

Your going to do great!! )

[teacupdelights]

sewcarolyn...bless you.
and Quilterbee...bless you too, for all you have done, and for this noodle swap idea. I just love.

[sewcarolyn]

Hi again...I just sent Amie a pm with my posting to proof read before I post it...so keep watching for the new sign-ups

[SewSew]

I agree with Sara, swapping 10 to 12 sets is much easier and could be sent in a flat rate envelope for $5.00. When swapping small numbers I always have the Post office put stamps on a flat rate envelope then I fold it in half and send it along with my blocks, noodles, etc. The number of participants could still be kept at 25, just have everyone send in fewer sets.

Ann