Showing posts with label e-mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label e-mail. Show all posts
04 July, 2013
Flag-Waving Deals!
So, I've been waiting for quite a while to find my package from Zulily in the mailbox. My daughter-in-law had been singing the praises of this online, daily deal, shopping service for months before I listened and actually tuned in to what she was saying. Sign-up was free (did I really want one even ONE MORE e-mail?) to receive membership and access to the discounts. The way that this works is simple: you grab a deal while it's there (if you wait they go away, typically within a day) from new items reduced up to 90%. I had been looking for a pair of casual, summer shoes in navy blue and really didn't need another pair of flip-flops; these slip-ons looked cute, they fit the bill, and had only one pair remaining, in my size! I decided to go for it then and there as a way of satisfying my own curiosity: at $21.99 + shipping, the price was certainly right.
14 September, 2012
I Have A Confession To Make...
...I stole this!
Okay, not really... but I might as well have, this precious Riley Blake fat quarter bundle was so deeply discounted it felt like a steal! You too can "steal" a few things by snagging some really great buys at Stitch Steals. You will need to register, and once you do, you'll receive a daily deal opportunity in your e-mail box. I have had my eye on this particular collection for a long time...SCORE! It's not only fabric deals but other sewing and needlework items too, all at unbelievable discounts. There's lots to steal, take a peek. You (and your wallet) can thank me later... or not!
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31 March, 2012
Snow Quilts
I received this as an e-mail recently and knew, immediately, that I had to share it here. It makes the one hour a day that I have been spending with Sundance seem meager (and lazy!) by comparison.
Enjoy~
Artist Simon Beck must really love the cold weather! Along the frozen lakes of Savoie, France, he spends days plodding through the snow in raquettes (snowshoes), creating these sensational patterns of snow art. Working for 5-9 hours a day, each final piece is typically the size of three soccer fields! The geometric forms range in mathematical patterns and shapes that create stunning, sometimes 3D, designs when viewed from higher levels.
How long these magnificent geometric forms survive is completely dependent on the weather. Beck designs and redesigns the patterns as new snow falls, sometimes unable to finish a piece due to significant overnight accumulations. Interestingly enough, he said, "The main reason for making them was because I can no longer run properly due to problems with my feet, so plodding about on level snow is the least painful way of getting exercise. Gradually, the reason has become photographing them, and I am considering buying a better camera". Spectacular art for the sake of exercise!
02 July, 2011
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