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7 February 20071 min read

Embroidery

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  1. jude7 February 2007
    it's freezing today, midwinter dulls, tks for the nice pick me ups and that's quite a nice start for a journal.....
  2. Claire7 February 2007
    Hi Jude, I do love to spash paint around. The colours are bright and immediate. I hope the weather lifts soon to give you a glimpse of spring :-) Cheers Claire
  3. Jade28 February 2007
    Your journal pages look lovely. I also get too much paper, more than i can use. And am always starting journals that i really shouldn't...
  4. Claire28 February 2007
    Hi Jade. Paper always has so much possibility, same as a new journal I suppose :-)

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