First, I must share the absolutely detail-oriented apron I received in the mail a couple of weeks ago from Angela Pea.

Next, I started with a gift for the youngest person to join my Pay It Forward post. I remember loving to dress-up when I was a young girl, so I thought this knit choker would be fun for her. Anastasia insisted it have a yellow button, so... there ya go.

Finally, I made little drawer sachets for my other two giftees.


I wanted to wrap the gifts in something pretty, so I utilized these silks that I dyed last month.

I did enjoy making these and hope to stumble across this challenge again next year. It sure was fun to be part of something with such heartfelt intent.
Beautiful way to wrap your lavender! They look straight out of a magazine.
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