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Tennessee Garden Exchange

HAVE: Potholders & Stuff

18 years ago

I am a seamstress as well as a gardener & I was wondering if anyone would be interested in potholders to exchange at the swap Saturday. I can quilt flower designs on them to keep them garden related.... :-) Or maybe a gardening apron to wear or the kind you tie onto a 5 gal bucket to hold tools? Maybe baskets with pretty cloth liners???

I won't have too many plants to bring this time & I am trying to figure out other things to bring to trade. PLEASE GIVE ME SUGGESTIONS on what you people might want....LOL

I have a brand new 10' x 40' bed to fill & I need trading power...:-) AND I don't want to be a moocher.

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Amazindirt (7a TN)
18 years ago
I'd be interested in a gardening/work apron. Something with a full front, pockets, and long enough for a tall person like me! If you see things on my list that you'd like to trade for, drop me a line. :-)
Amazindirt (7a TN)
18 years ago
Hey there again --

I tried to send you email, but it bounced. I'll try again tomorrow. I'm very interested!
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hosta_mom
Original Author
18 years ago
I sent you a direct e-mail, it seems I have gotten deleted at Yahoo since I waited too long to log in.

I'll have to fix it on GW tonight after work. SORRY!!!
Jan_Hobbs
18 years ago
Hosta_mom...your suggestions sound good... just keep them garden related. The kind that go on 5-gal sound great.

See you Sat.

Jan

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