I sent my hst's from Cairns, Australia on Monday 14th in 2 padded envelopes (1 inside the other for added protection) with a return label inside as I won't know how much my return postage will be by the time the extras are added into it. Mine cost $21 in postage and a further $9 for government international parcel costs. I'm sure Clara will let me know how much it comes to and I will pay it by paypal.
Cheers, Louise

Edyta hasn't made hers yet because she just spent three days with our guild!!!!

NaneeWolf wrote:
I have kids living in Wellington,New Zealand. Packages from them have arrived in one week and as long as a month. Usually it takes 7 days for a package from here (west Texas) to get to them.

Connie

florence wrote:

I peeked, but I'm not telling...you'll all have to be surprised!!!

YAY Alex! Curious, did she send all the same or variety?? I just know you had to peek at hers!!

Great news! Alex has already sent me her HSTs! Now we're just waiting for Ricky and Edyta.

Debbie

benno wrote:

Robyn,

To make arrangements for PayPal, please send a note to Clara Lawrence (screen name: ClaraLawrence). She will provide you with all the information.

We are planning on using the International Flat Rate Postage system to return International packages. I have plenty of those flat rate boxes and envelopes, so it's not necessary for you to include one. However, you will need to include an addressed return label along with a copy of your PayPal receipt. Several packages have been mailed from Australia and New Zealand, but I have not received them yet. The first one I was notified about was mailed on Feb. 4 and I am hoping it arrives soon so we'll have an estimate of how long it will take for other packages.

For all of you who are in Australia or New Zealand, etc., if your HST's are finished, please get them in the mail as soon as you can.

Debbie

I am using different fabrics. Don't have a large stash so I used some twice but in different combinations. The more fabrics we used the merrier!

Thankyou all for your comments. I too love to play with my fabrics. I can't wait to get them back

Since playing with fabric is one of the reasons I quilt, I used a different pair for each paper. Had so much fun and used a bit of my stash. I pinned a second set while I was cutting, and will sew those while I wait for my HST, so I will have some of my own also. Angie

I am using different fabric for all the papers. It is so much fun to play with all the fat quarters I have purchased over the years and I love mixing fabrics up. Will send in 616 for the exchange; I'm up to 280 so far. Anne in Maine

I am using different colors, probably because I had strips that I was working with that were from other projects and so I just cut them down further to 6 1/2". and I have lights from other projects too. Sandy in NY

Just wondering. Are people using the same fabric combinations for all their triangles? Or are they using different fabric for each one of their papers? I've already started cutting a bunch of strips from alot of different fabric. Thanks for your reply.

Hi - I don't know if I've missed it in the hundreds (thousands??) of posts but I just wondered how we sisters in Australia should arrange return postage - I know we pay for it thru paypal (thank you so much for that - it makes it much easier!!!) but do we include an envelope for them to be returned in (would envelopes from Australia Post be accepted by US postal service?) or do we just include a label that can be stuck onto one of your global priority envelopes? Has anyone else from Australia sent HST's yet? If so what did you do?
Robyn from Cheltenham, South Australia