Fat Quarter Swap for May

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The FQ swap for May has now been completed for myself and Helen from Sunny Corduroy Corner . The swap this month was receivers choice and here is what we gifted each other.
This is what I sent Helen, her request was for low volume fabric and I had to ask what this meant as I had not hear of this term before. Now I know I see it everywhere! LOL!


This is what Helen sent to me. I love the fabric and the vintage postcard. I have a couple of projects in mind already, including the postcard!


Thanks Helen and Cathy our FQ Co-ordinator.



Comments

  1. Melody11 May 2013 at 07:47

    I've never heard of low value fabric either.

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  2. Cheryll11 May 2013 at 08:27

    Oooh NICE! :)

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  3. Anonymous11 May 2013 at 10:38

    may i ask what low volume fabric is,lol i havent heard of that term before.xx

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  4. Cath11 May 2013 at 11:09

    Yes, I need to know too! What is low volume fabric?

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