What's Inside this Mysterious Surprise Package?

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On Christmas Eve, I received this mysterious package in the mail(picture taken after the seal was broken).

What was in it? I didn't have a clue. It was from Fiskars Company. I couldn't remember ordering anything from that company. That didn't necessarily surprise me, since there is a lot that I seem to forget--but I digress.



So, I quickly opened(tore into) the package.




And, this great pair of scissors of scissors was inside!



Then, it occurred to me that some time back, maybe a few months ago, I saw something on the Internet related to a Fiskateers Club. Or was it an e-mail I received? Um, anyway, I remember signing up for updates and things of interest. I had joined Fiskateers! This was the Fiskars Company's way of welcoming me into the club.

What a great surprise! Not to mention, a nice gift for this sewer and crafter to open on Christmas Eve Day!

Fiskars hasn't asked me to say this, but for all you sewing and crafter /bloggers out there, if you want to click on to Fiskateers.com, who knows, you might want to join the club. I'm tickled pink(or maybe orange and green)that I did!

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lynn cockrell said…
Yes, I was glad I found it, even if I can't remember exactly how! Thanks for stopping by.

Lynn
January 11, 2013 at 10:53 AM
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