Do we have a total yet? I am waiting on some more fabric to finish mine and get them in the mail...it is going to be so much fun seeing what we get in return and what creations everyone comes up with...can't wait...
Beverly
Beautiful British Columbia

Who's the hot chick with the sunglasses??

Dawn
In beautiful Northwest Montana

WOW! Will the REAL Needleware Barb, please stand up! Love the new profile photo!

I spy a new member picture ....Needleware! (I still haven't gotten mine up... ) Nice picture Barb!
Lori

NancyinSTL wrote:
In which case, close the doors and turn the heating up - it could get cold in there

Rosemary

Wow! That an average of close to 150 strips per stripper!

Hi Everyone,

On the question of folding your strips - either singly or in a stack by color is fine with me.

As of this morning, I have received packages from 31 "Strippers" with a total of 4,625 strips - one package came in from Canada.

I have 9 emails letting me know strips are on the way.

Keep them coming.

If you know of anyone who wants to join... TODAY is the last day to sign up.

Barb

dmw2626 wrote:
Please read and follow the guidelines on page 1 of this forum topic: [url]forum/friendship-triangle-exchange/4307-sensational-strippers-exchange[/url]

I would like to take part in the exchange. Please let know what i need to do.

thanks.

Are we to fold each strip in 4's or just each colour? Example: 10 greens folded together or 10 greens individualy folded?

Hi Everyone,

Everyone has been including their return envelope in with their strips.

Thanks,
Barb

Thanks Pam!!!!

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Barb,

So, are you saying that we can send a Priority Mail Stamp along with a self addressed return address LABEL, and you are willing to get the return Priority Mail Envelopes/Boxes on your end? The return envelop might be able to be folded inside the package that we send to you with our strips, but I'm not sure that it can be folded. I sure don't want to create more work for you, but just need clarification.

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I had no trouble with my flat rate envelope. I gently curved it in half, stuck in the packaged strips and slipped it into the one addressed to Needleware. Of course, it had to be dismantled at my little multipurpose store/post office. They put the stamps on the return self addressed Priority envelope and put the strips back in the curved fold of the envepoe and slid the ehole thing into the metered priority envelope. The lady put lots of tape on the closure. I also included a length of priority tape for the return stuffing.

This is the same principle, but we can usually just mark the apparent straight of grain and go from there. Yep! I did the thread pull/scissor exercise too!!