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From the entry 'Desert Clothing'.
Oh my gosh! Sooooo beautiful! I have to order to kits now. I’m already in love with all on your site! What a dreaming treat to my senses this morning! Diane/Brook Village Basketry |
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By Diane McEachen from Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia on 2010 09 20 |
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From the entry 'Among the Birches'.
I just love the colours in this and, as I’ve now got the pattern, hope to have a go at it in the weeks to come |
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By Ann from Scotland on 2010 09 17 |
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From the entry 'Queen Anne's Lace at the River'.
What a lovely picture Queen Anne’s makes. that must be such a peaceful area to take a walk and dream. can hardly wait,but i must, for the first Morth project.... |
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By Jo from southern California on 2010 09 07 |
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From the entry 'Tapestry Study Stage 2'.
That looks fantastic. I’ve done a lot of fair isle in the past (being from Norway, that’s inevitable) but not much intarsia. A piece like this is a huge undertaking. I’m in awe. |
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By YarnAddict from UK on 2010 09 06 |
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From the entry 'Tapestry Study Stage 2'.
you have such patience. you also got alot done. i love the colors. it is fun watching the progression, wondering what is next ?????? |
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By Jo from southern California on 2010 09 03 |
