And just about every one has coffee cards. I happened to notice this picture on facebook recently.
Is that crazy or what? But you know, as much as coffee is a fad here, most of the shops I frequent are actually gathering places. For alot of folks, the local coffee shop is their neighborhood. A little bit of the table away from home.
Meanwhile it's time to announce the winner of that copy of Patchwork, Please! Congrats to #78, Judy V, who commented:
Judy, I am emailing you! I know you will really enjoy making some Zakka "littles"! I was pleased to see how many kitchen and table items are coming up in the Zakka 2.0 :: Patchwork, Please sew along! There's placemats, a darling apron and more. Thanks to all of you for your excitement about Patchwork, Please and the sew along! Lots of fun ahead!
What a fun collection! I loved all the little drive-through coffee stands that seemed to be everywhere the last time I was out West. We don't really have many true coffee shops around here but all the farmers still gather at the local cafes for coffee and gossip!
ReplyDeleteThat's so fun! I always appreciate when companies go to the effort to make fun and unique gift cards, but I never thought about collecting them.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE to give/receive Starbucks cards for little gifts. They're perfect for teacher gifts at the ends of school years! I don't keep mine though - always practical and not wanting to keep clutter, I throw them away when empty!! :) They do look very cool altogether though. In October when I was in Seattle I had myself a vanilla latte from Starbucks and my uncle said to me "What??? You're having Starbucks in SEATTLE??" haha
ReplyDeleteWhat a collection!
ReplyDeletefun collection! Wish someone would give me one of those cards I need the caffeine!
ReplyDeleteWe visited Seattle about 10 years ago. I wasn't an every day coffee drinker then but I had the occasional cup. I do remember seeing all of the public libraries and coffee houses. Both things are perfect for your weather. Thanks for the reminder of a great trip.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Judy V!!! I hope you have lots of fun with the book. Please share with us the projects that you do.
ReplyDeleteI am a coffee-a-holic. Love my coffee, in most shapes and forms. I am sure that if I looked hard enough I too would find a cache of Starbucks and (sorry) Peets Coffee cards. What a fun collection you have!
Not crazy, cool, like little pieces of artwork! I love it! Oh and I agree, I love all the kitchen projects in Patchwork, Please!
ReplyDeleteAwww, I spy with my little eye, the Seattle one! My "official" card is that one, and it's so old that it's cracking. I guess it's a good thing we're moving back! ;) I don't save any others - I would forget which ones are empty.
ReplyDeleteI love the cards - I have a small collection as well. I have not seen the location ones yet, at least in NC. I love seeing what else they will come up with.
ReplyDeleteMmmm.....Starbucks! I feel a Cinnamon Dolce Latte coming on! Your collection is great!
ReplyDeleteBack when I was a teacher, I used to have a ton of these - that was back when Starbucks gift cards were especially the rage. Funnily enough, I can't get into coffee (I've tried, believe me), and though I enjoy a frappecino now and then, I figure my Diet Coke addiction is enough to support for now...
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