potholder swap

[Roseanne M.]

Yes, I emailed her several times, but no reply...maybe she has some problem and is unable to complete the swap. It's OK really -- I was just feeling sorry for myself when I posted. Please don't worry about it! Now I'm embarrassed. ops:

No reason to feel embarrassed...stuff happens!
replied to Jan via e-mail

[Roseanne M.]

No need to be embarrassed. We understand where you were coming from.
Sure that whoever it was must have something going on.

[Deborah W.]

I haven't heard from my swap partner recently either and haven't received a parcel. But I am assuming that life just got too crazy and she has not been able to complete this swap.

[Margo C.]

It makes me very sad to hear this. :cry:

I absolutely understand that sometimes "life gets in the way", but receipt of a handmade project should be acknowledged,
and if it's not possible to reciprocate, then apologies are definitely in order.

It called common courtesy.

[Margo C.]

Don't be embarrassed. We have all felt disappointed and know the frustration. The offer still stands.

[Pat G.]

Hi Deb,
I'm answering this on the forum partly due to being so officially in the "hall of shame." I am so sorry. As someone said, life did get in the way. The dog is in his last few weeks of life (it's been quite a roller coaster) and my husband had a scan and we're in the waiting mode again until the next scan for word on a spot that showed up. Your potholders are 90% done. All I have to do is bind them and get them on their way to you. I keep remembering and forgetting. But there's no excuse for my not letting you know where they were since the last time we emailed. Please forgive, I will do my best to get them done this weekend. I appreciate your patience so much and sincere apologies for keeping you wondering.
Pat

[Margo C.]

Pat,thanks for the public update. Please keep us posted about how your husband (and the dog) are doing.

[Deborah W.]

Hi Deb,
I'm answering this on the forum partly due to being so officially in the "hall of shame." I am so sorry. As someone said, life did get in the way. The dog is in his last few weeks of life (it's been quite a roller coaster) and my husband had a scan and we're in the waiting mode again until the next scan for word on a spot that showed up. Your potholders are 90% done. All I have to do is bind them and get them on their way to you. I keep remembering and forgetting. But there's no excuse for my not letting you know where they were since the last time we emailed. Please forgive, I will do my best to get them done this weekend. I appreciate your patience so much and sincere apologies for keeping you wondering.
Pat

Not a problem at all Pat. I will look forward to getting them when you are able to finish. I hope all is well with your husband. Waiting is not pleasant.

[Deborah W.]

I was very pleasantly surprised yesterday to find an unexpected packet in my mailbox, postmarked from Peachtree City, Georgia. It contained two lovely "green" potholders, made with a leafy green binding, soft blue denim, and striped linen! They were sent by an anonymous well-wisher, who said they were a gift of sisterly love and signed her name only with a heart! To you, whoever you are, thank you!! You brought a smile to *my* heart with your kindness, and I will think of you every time I use my new potholders.

[Margo C.]

THE TQS COMMUNITY ROCKS!!

[Patti P.]

That was very sweet.

Patti

[Roseanne M.]

Pat,
You are in my thoughts & prayers, and
please know that buckets of sisterly love are pouring over you,
always,

[Roseanne M.]

Awwww, that was so nice of "Peachtree".

[Roseanne M.]

Latest arrivals in the pot holder swap I received this wonderful selection from Beth/Torack23, 2 fun for use flannel ones, a pretty framed picture one, and a very cheerful tea towel.

in exchange I sent -A plump bouquet of flowers that had turned more into a placemat (and this was the second attempt as the first one was a tree, but it grew to big :roll: :lol: )

[Roseanne M.]

What beauties!