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Hi! Welcome back to Tips on Tuesdays! This week is all about binding. Please leave a tip in the comments section at the end of the...
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Thanks Ladies! Today's class was a really enjoyable. Even though it was sun-burn & mosquito weather, a half dozen of us gathered i...
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At the last meeting of the Embroiderers' Guild, I was given a little project to take home. It was several candlewicking pieces that req...
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2 comments:
I really enjoyed your slides how of photos. You composition the photos so elegantly. The colors and shapes speak for themselves. What a beautiful area you live in. Your uniques thread painting of the prairie is lovely. I live in a prairie state too, Illinois, but we don't see those big expanses of prairie like yours. Thanks for sharing!
Loved you slideshow of your photos. Makes me home-sick for my own sweet prairie! I can see you will never run out inspiration source for your thread work.
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