I think everyone should have now received their swap goodies in the Faith Hope and Charity Shopping Swap, and if I say so myself it appeared to be a resounding success! If you haven't yet done a post on what you received from your partner - please do consider doing so. [I'm nosy]
A few people suggested doing a linky post so we could all share what we received / sent, so if you have posted on it, you can link up here so everyone can have a look.
Amy at Blighty Boutique has received her parcel from me now, so I can show you what I sent her.
ceramic fruit menu/place card holders in a china dish
(possibly for holding a bottle of wine?)
Amy runs a vintage market, so I thought these could hold price labels/descriptions
Bought from Brighton junk shop
Floral china trinket box - Amy likes florals and pastels
Bought from Watford charity shop
Home made scented candle in vintage tea-cup
A for Amy wooden letter by Emily Readett-Bailey
Vintage Advertising Mirror - Found in basement of Brick Lane vintage shop
Combines Amy's loves of old advertising and dogs!
Handmade bead and vintage scarf bracelet
Bought new from Spitalfields Market
You'll notice I was naughty and sent 6 items instead of 5, but I'd bought the mirror in the hope I'd be able to clean it up more than I was able to to. I couldn't get rid of all the grime, but thought Amy might as well have it anyway. As it turned out, she loved it in spite of its rather pre-loved look - phew!
Look out for news of another swap at Christmas, similar rules, but with added bells!
Please see post below for 300 follower giveaway!
Lakota x
Have linked up looking foward to having a good nosey at what everyone else got and thanks once again for hosting the swap x
ReplyDeleteooh you clever thing, a linky! Even more excited about Christmas, if thats possible, now I know there is another swap in the offing-hurray!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh I didnt take a pic of what I sent and I think mine is still on its way I hope.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous collection of goodies! I will definitely be joining the next one.
ReplyDeleteSarah xxx
You definetely deserve a pat on the back for organising this Lakota and I will enjoy a little sticky beak at what others gave and received x
ReplyDeleteI really like the tea cup candle you made. I must get my finger out and try to do one too. Really thoughtful, well-chosen items.
ReplyDeleteWhat great gifts, that mirror was made for Amy!
ReplyDeleteYou did a brilliant job, Lakota. Everyone had so much fun. I don't do Xmas and I'm hopefully away then so won't be playing then. x
Loved my parcel so so much, thanks again for organising it all...
ReplyDeleteLove those place holders! x
ReplyDeleteReally love all the goodies that you sent, how cool are those fruit holders!? Sounds like this was a fab swap will keep my eye out for the next one... hope you are having a lovely weekend xx
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for organising this Lakota, my swap partner and I throughly enjoyed our very first online swap. Look forward to the Xmas one.
ReplyDeleteawww naughty you but loving all the goodies you sent to Amy! thanks soo much for the fun and organising this fun swap, Lakota! look forward to more swap party! i'm going to have a nosey to other people's swaps hehe
ReplyDeletehave linked up mine!
x Susan
You sent a fabulous lot of goodies! I own the same trinket jar too. Was a total success and looking forward to the xmas one. Scarlett x
ReplyDeleteaaww you sent some lovely goodies no wonder she was happy ;-)) Thank you for arranging this, dee x
ReplyDeleteOk,Ok ,Ok, I am the only dumb one, i have no idea how to link up,if anyone can help me I can link so you can see what the lovely Liyndel sent me.
ReplyDeleteHello lovely lady! Your comment on my blog post about upper arm bracelets made me smile, (feeling your pain sister...) You put together a really lovely swap collection. I love the bracelet made from beads and a scarf! I'm having a wee giveaway to celebrate 2 happy years of blogging if you fancy popping over! Big hugs, Em xxx
ReplyDeleteI love the link up! This makes it so much easier to be nosy!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for orgsnising all of this - it went really smoothly, and I had such a good time taking part. Looking forward to the Christmas swap!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea to link up all the posts. Thank you so much for hosting the swap, its been fun!
ReplyDeleteOoh, another swap at Christmas - I love that idea, I'll certainly be signing up when the time comes. Thanks so much for organising this swap, Lakota, it was excellent.
ReplyDeleteHow fun and what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see the links, it was such a fabulous idea and a real success! Well done my dear, once again! Packing from France a sickener! The house move, the thesis, s'all too much! xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing trades! I'm so bummed out I didn't sign up for this swap back when you first announced it =( If you do another will you open it up to new participants?
ReplyDeleteOooh what lovely goodies amor, i will definetly participate in the xmas swap. Love the tea cup candle st.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the bead bracelet, so lovely!
ReplyDeleteBH x
PS - thanks for the kind comment you left for me on my 'return' post, meant a lot! Thanks x (and yes, I do know them in real life which makes it all the more annoying!! Not a great deal I can do about it, I tried changing my blog, but 'lost' everyone, so 'she' won in a way, which is why I re-opened!)
Good work girl!
ReplyDeleteAt last, managed to blog about it. Well done you, Lakota. You are a genius, as I'm sure I've said many times before. xx
ReplyDeleteLove the links - just added mine! Can't wait for the Christmas version! x
ReplyDeleteThose card holders are ingenious and such a thoughtful gift for a market seller:)). Candle in tea cup and saucer? Simply gorgeous! I didn't complain to the seller about the dress coz I just couldn't be arsed and knew I'd give it the chop as I really liked the print on the fabric:) xoxo
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ReplyDeleteHi, just found you via mad about bags who kindly visited my blog and followed me. Reading your profile i see we have a lot in common. I too read a lot, have many failures in crafting and love to bake cakes. I look forward to following your blog
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Just came across your blog - via a route I now can't recall. Love, love your blog - 'bake cake because you like eating it' - I know that feeling! Your swap sounds like a great idea too. Would love to push my nose into the next one!
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