Wee Tiny Sock Swap sign-ups are closed with 66 registered swappers.
Ooops. 67. I forgot to sign up. Lucky I have a guy who can fix that for me.
Check your email on Friday to find out your Wee Tiny Pal’s identity!
Wee Tiny Sock Swap sign-ups are closed with 66 registered swappers.
Ooops. 67. I forgot to sign up. Lucky I have a guy who can fix that for me.
Check your email on Friday to find out your Wee Tiny Pal’s identity!
Are you telling me that congress has learned NOTHING about rushed, badly written legislation (I’m looking at you, CPSIA) that now they want to regulate produce in the same over-reaching, power-hungry manner? The way that bill reads now, it would be illegal to share tomatoes from your backyard with your neighbors.
Surprise:
Kitty Noggin!
Bet you thought I would never get around to it.
Fifty-Five Wee Tiny Swappers so far!
Oh how I want one of these.
Sign-ups for the Wee Tiny Sock Swap 2009 are officially open!
A button for every blog!
Here is the scoop:
There is probably a Ravelry Group. Here is the Flickr Group for 2009.
This is the easiest swap in the history of swaps. No one should have any trouble (barring hand injury or other legitimate catastrophe) completing a single tiny sock. Don’t sign up if you don’t intend to complete the swap. That kind of thing just makes me angry. You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry. We will have Angel Support (the information will be announced after Monday), but I don’t expect to need it.
Spread the word!
Sign-ups for the Wee Tiny Sock Swap 2009 are officially open!
*Mailing Tips: People have found it handy to use a greeting card for added envelope stability. Wrapping the Wee Tiny Sock in tissue works well too. If you are very nervous about your sock (or it has a long way to travel), you might want to try a padded mailer.
What sheep do in the off season.
I’ve got an idea! You should start saving jar lids now. You’ll need 10 about the same size – about 2.5″ in diameter. (Figured it out yet?)