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Swatching it!
Well, well, well...look who is swatching! The plan (here goes...) is to knit my grand daughter a sweater. This will be my first knitted ...
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echo and wondered where the sound was coming from? That would have been me followed by gasping, then more screaming, with my hand spread ov...
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Most of my handiness goes into the making of art that when it comes time to get it properly photographed, hung, and even submitted to exhibi...
Wow wow WOW! Love these pieces! I've not tried foiling yet. So many things,so little time...and $! The reds and golds are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I second the comment about the wonderful colors.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful is this!! I, too, haven't tried foiling but Wow!
ReplyDeleteWhat an inspiration.
Be blessed.
Sassafras
Ohhh! I like!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful foiling. Love the colors. I've just discovered marbling--with similar excitement and want to fuze marbled cotton into my quilts.
ReplyDeleteRead your comment about the clay. No, it's not what I do with clay, but I recognize the same draw to the earth colors. Look at www.sedonadirt.com to see how some use dirt for healing; and look at www.cheersofsedona.com to see how another group has used, what probably started as ruined, stained laundry, dirt to start a successful t-shirt business.
Sure, there are debt settlement law firms out there, and
ReplyDeletesome of them are very good at what they do. However, some of these firms
charge 25% or more of the enrolled debt. Many, if not most, consumers
simply canТt afford to pay fees of this magnitude. Also, being an
attorney in one state does not offer any special protection to a
consumer in another state where that attorney is not licensed. ItТs
simply not necessary to hire an attorney to settle your debts. Most
consumers can handle it on their own with a little training and
coaching.
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