Do you want a fabric bomb?????????????

 Well I answered yes on Margaret's Blog and I got it! This is what I kept out of it.

 Lucas and I thought these little jingle bells were so cute.What I'm going to do with them is a mystery...to me any suggestions?

 I like this red and white fabric and you can always use white on white fabric. The trim was neat and will probably end up on a pillow.

I think I was suppose to have something made with what I kept to show in this post...I will but just not in this post!!!! I have my bomb filled to the brim with all kinds of things!!!!!!!!!!!! I might need extra tape to hold the envelope together:)
Here are the rules.

T  the fabric bomber should try to be as creative in their selection of materials, buttons, beads, threads and whatnot, as the recipient will be in their use of them.

2.    The fabric bomb must fit into an A5 envelope, to keep postage costs to a minimum, and to make life easy for the postman.

3.    The recipient can make whatever they like with their fabric bomb–patchwork, toys, bags, collages, doodles, fabric books–anything goes. However, in the spirit of fabric bombing, the packet of scraps should be used creatively, preferably to try out something new, or something you wouldn't usually turn your hand to.

4.    You can add other fabrics to your make, but please don't just incorporate the fabric bomb into an existing make.

5.    You don't have to use every item in the fabric bomb in your make–but it would be great if you could!

6.    It isn't just about getting: once you've received your fabric bomb, please make a bomb of your own to send to someone else. Perhaps photograph the fabric bomb you've received, or the item you make with it. 

       You will need to blog about the fabric bomb and past it on  that way.

      So if you are interested in receiving my fabric bomb leave me a comment and be sure I can email you if you win. I will leave it open until Sept 13th..........JMF