sandpat

OK.. :lol: no dinosaurs...yes, MJ..."just normal animals"???? I think the frogs are cute too...we still have a few around here...want me to send you some?? :twisted:

purplemem

Patti,
You EVIL CHILD! Think of all the "squishy" packages those froggies would make!

I DO NOT want a "squishy" package from you! No thanks!

:-p

MJ :evil:

blueribbontoes

Hi Ladies! It has come to my attention that we need more clearly defined rules for this swap. I will be posting these on page one. If you want to drop out of the swap in response to the (new) rules, please let me know. However, they are pretty much what we have discussed in a new, more official "rule" format. As this swap is an extension of the Chicken Block Swap, most rules will be similar.

I will also be updating the roster, also on page one. Please make sure what I have down for you is correct.

Thank you!

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Ok, let's try to keep our blocks on the farm.. maybe we could do a dinosaur or Noah's ark swap next!!

MadQuilter

I think llamas fit. Our neighbors have a llama and sometimes alpaccas in the field.

susiequilt

Don't forget to add 76 and counting and her ducks to the list.

Also amma her pasture scene and her turkey.

I think we are up to 31!
Way to go ladies!

I'm still in with my horse and barn cat.
:D

MadQuilter

muuhaha I read that we were 76 and counting wondering how in the world I was going to do 76+ blocks. Sometimes the brain does its own thing. lol

pvquilter

Would Sun Bonnet Sue be considered farmers wife? Let me know

Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

Sure hope so since the farmer is a Sun Bonnet Sam with a shovel.

MadQuilter

I think he hit Sue over the head with it and buried her in the lower 40 coz he wants to shack up with Betty Boop. lol

blueribbontoes

Thanks SusieQuilt!

And Llamas sooooo count, because a. I love Llamas, (bwhahaha!) and b. I live in an area with about 12 llama farms. Herds of beautiful llamas, in the spring they shave them for wool...