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From the entry 'Sunday on the Salt Marsh'.
Beautiful photography,,,and the colors would make a beautiful knitting project....so subtle and the there is the bright blue water. You outdid yourself, Ilga. |
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By Jo Jensen from California on 2010 10 05 |
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From the entry 'Sunday on the Salt Marsh'.
Thank you for sharing this - it’s beautiful |
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By Ann from Scotland on 2010 10 05 |
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From the entry 'Norah Gaughan Collection No. 7'.
Thanks for the review. It’s always interesting and enlightening to hear what one designer enjoys about another designer’s work. |
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By Ruth from Colorado on 2010 09 27 |
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From the entry 'Progress on the Sweater for Myself'.
This is lovely. Nice combination of textures. Honey....a warm choice to flatter the season. |
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By Julie from Iowa on 2010 09 23 |
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From the entry 'Progress on the Sweater for Myself'.
that is a stunning sweater to be. why can’t i knit like you do..... |
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By Jo Jensen from California on 2010 09 23 |
