My dear friend is in the heart of middle America, where the Cheeseburger came to life, where a game called Cornhole is a past time and not a naughty joke, and where bourbon is swallowed down by the barrel full. It is also a location to a fine craft store called Hobby Lobby. She has regaled me with tales of its massive size and its large collection of "things." Apparently, according to her, anything I could possibly imagine is located within its walls.
As I was not privy to the access of this business establishment, I deleted her words from my memory just as quickly as I had heard them. But then...
As I strolled down the tiled floor with my mouth agape, my mind went blank. What do I make? Where do I start? I passed by spools of ribbon, towering rows of fabric, walls of colored paper that must have taken forests of trees to equate! There was wrought iron house decor, smelly candles, party supplies, baking supplies, yarnpillowsframesbeadscardsandsomuchmore...aaahhh!!
It was the Willy Wonka Factory of textiles - and I was in lurve.
So I contacted Middle America Friend (my MAF) and together we brainstormed a crafting project: each month we would make each other a little something from the heart. Something tasteful and something non-stinky (no perfumes, no candles, no soap, no innocence - no shirt, no service).
And because I so enjoy adding salt to wound - I'm going to blog about my projects!
The fun starts soon!



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