From Shara I received this fun little packet with flowery note cards and zinnia seeds. I've heard that zinnias are fast-growing so I'm looking for a place in my yard where I can plant them. These arrived last week when it still seemed like Spring was never gonna happen, so it definitely brightened things up!

The next round of Happy Mail came all the way from Australia! The Shopping Sherpa and I did a little one-on-one swap and she sent me this package full of goodies. She included a vintage apron in the cheeriest floral fabric and a set of dishtowels with aprons on them--how perfect! She also included vintage trim and coasters, the most adorable little cupcake-shaped soap and yummy koala-shaped candies & chocolates. Why is it that other countries always have better candy? Now I'm hooked and I can't get them around here! LOL
I think what prompted our swap in the first place was this beautiful vintage Valentine. It's just wonderful--the little girl's parasol is actually a honeycomb that opens up. It's absolutely charming and will be a prized piece in my collection!

The last (but not least!) package to brighten up my mailbox was my Vintage Apron Swap package from Anne. She sent me not one, but two great vintage aprons--she said it was one to display, and one to wear. This one is to display--be sure to click on the picture so you can see the turquoise and red fabric up close. I am in love with the fabric and it is just the perfect apron for me!
Don't forget to enter the giveway for this week if you'd like a little Happy Mail from me!
Both aprons are so cute! Lucky girl!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked your Happy Mail. I know you want Spring SO BAD! It will hit 90 here today. I think I would be quite happy in Colorado.
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Cute aprons. I love that red and turquoise one!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun you've had opening your mail! I have always wanted to do a swap...
ReplyDeleteOh I love the vintage Valentine! Too cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff! Zinnias are great and easy to grow. I think they are my favorite flower. I used to plant them with my Grandma and always think of her when I see them. Now I need to add them to my list because we haven't planted them in this house yet.
ReplyDeleteCheers! LA