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Check your calendar - Time for a Craft Stash Swap (and a give-away)


If you're in the Hampton Roads area, mark your calendar for Saturday, November 20th.

I'll be having my first Craft Stash Swap at my home.

What's a Craft Stash Swap?

It's a party where everyone brings their extra craft supplies -  fabric, yarn, stamps, paper, stencils, patterns, craft books, anything crafty - to trade or share with others. 

As you can see, I have a lot of craft supplies.  I'm getting ready to redo my craft room, adding more work surface and better storage, so I want to weed out items I no longer use.  I have several stamp sets, hard cover craft books, and pieces of nice fabric.  I also have craft storage containers to share.


Any items left over after the sale will be donated (unless you want to take it back home with you - which your professional organizer highly discourages). 

Here are the details:
What:  1st annual Craft Stash Swap
Where:  Brown Wren Acres
When:  Saturday, November 20th  at 2:00 pm

Email me with your RSVP and I'll give you my address and directions if you need them.    I'll provide some yummy "Fallish" goodies and we'll have a great time. 
                                

 Also, I am almost to 100 followers.  I'll be having a "give away"  when that wonderful moment happens!  Spread the word about Tidy Brown Wren so we can get there faster.  I'm preparing a lovely seasonal basket to give to someone special. 
                                  
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  1. AlexiaNovember 5, 2010 at 10:18 AM

    Good idea!

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  2. CathyNovember 5, 2010 at 1:43 PM

    I can't make it that day but I would like to donate some stuff. I will email you about setting up a time to come by ok.

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  3. Sheri ONovember 5, 2010 at 5:21 PM

    I'm there! Wooohoo! A great way to get rid of all the scrapbooking stuff I'll never use!

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  4. Flannel Jammies FarmNovember 6, 2010 at 10:24 PM

    Oh, my, I wish I could join you! It's a seriously overbooked day on the 20th... lots of to-doings!

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