Police officer challenge coin trades
My dad is coming in to town next week and wants to trade some of his Detroit Police Department challenge coins for local ones. Does anybody know how I can make this happen with APD or the surrounding suburbs?
My dad is coming in to town next week and wants to trade some of his Detroit Police Department challenge coins for local ones. Does anybody know how I can make this happen with APD or the surrounding suburbs?
Especially looking for ones from before the 90s but any could be acceptable. I am particularly looking for a magazine literally called Craft to finish up that collection and also anything cross stitch I don’t already have.
From my favorite cross stitch pattern book of all time: Maybe Swearing Will Help
This was my first time using metallic thread and it really was not as bad as I thought it would be based off what I’ve read. I mean it’s definitely not as nice as the regular stuff but it’s manageable for sure.
My dad is coming in to town the week of Memorial Day and I’m looking for things to do. I was thinking he might like to visit a sports game or maybe go watch sports somewhere idk I’m not a dude. He’s 60 so hit me with your best old man friendly suggestions. Happy to rent him out to grill for you on the actual day too 😌
All I do is cross stitch so I’ve got tons and tons of finished pieces (actually more than I can fit in this post 😅) that I’d like to trade for:
Mod Podge Dimensional Magic
paper doily
macrame cord
crepe paper
paint markers
glue dots
air dry clay
cardstock
faux cherries
ruffle ribbon trim
Long upholstery needle
Felt
Iridescent ribbon
Faux pearls
Pink purple red foam sheets
Lace ribbon
Heart jewels
Fake sprinkles
flower pips
floral wire
floral tape
fringing scissors
ruler with irregular edge (deckle edger)
small seashells
medium seashells
adhesive rhinestone strips
rope
fake leaves
20 gauge wite
30 gauge wire
Styrofoam sphere
wooden dowel
purple yarn
Candle wicks
White wire ribbon
I’m going to sue my landlord but I’m hoping someone can share their experience of what the courts are like so I have some idea of what to expect.