Today I received these wonderful siggy blocks. One is from the Netherlands. Inge lives in a small village called Zevenhuizen, and it is so exciting to receive a siggy all the way from the Netherlands. She made me the siggy with beautiful flowers in the center block.
The second siggy, which has lovely apple fabric, is also from the Netherlands, and Elise lives in the town of Tiel. She said that she started with the International Siggy Swap in 2006, and she has collected 350 siggies...My Goodness! I hope to get enough siggies for a quilt, but who knows, I may then continue with the swap, as I am bitten by the bug, and love it. Elise said that swapping siggies has given her a big extended quilting family from all over the world. That's exactly how I feel.
The second siggy, which has lovely apple fabric, is also from the Netherlands, and Elise lives in the town of Tiel. She said that she started with the International Siggy Swap in 2006, and she has collected 350 siggies...My Goodness! I hope to get enough siggies for a quilt, but who knows, I may then continue with the swap, as I am bitten by the bug, and love it. Elise said that swapping siggies has given her a big extended quilting family from all over the world. That's exactly how I feel.
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